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EVANS AT DOUBLE IN SHAKERS ROMP

BURY 4 EMLEY 0 By Adam Clark

Max Broughton rose the highest there to head into an open goal.
BURY made it three consecutive home wins with a commanding victory at Gigg Lane.
With manager Anthony Johnson serving the first of his three-match ban, the Shakers started brightly and looked dangerous from the opening stages.
Bury’s Tom Carr clashed with Emley keeper Ben Bottomley inside the box, but the appeals for a penalty were waved away.
STAR MAN: Kai Evans (Bury) ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★★★
The Shakers continued to pile on the pressure, with Owen...

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