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BRISTOL MANOR F 1 WESTBURY UNITED 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

■ MANOR Farm came from behind to maintain their five-game unbeaten home run against Westbury.
Farm have been very solid at the NL Services Stadium of late, but fell behind within the this week including Bristol first ten minutes here. Westbury stole the ball high and Rovers loanee Kian Hill, a former Farm youngster Bevan Cross opened the scoring. few minutes into his debut. signing which paid off just a Westbury continued to create the better chances with towering Bailey Croome, who The youngster’s cross met the Cross and Ryan Bole forcing co...

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