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DIV 1 SOUTH BRISTOL MANOR F 1 WESTBURY UTD 4

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2026

By Jack Davies

■ BRISTOL Manor Farm’s home woes continue as they shipped four to Westbury at the NL Services Stadium.
Westbury started well and grabbed the opener within ten minutes, when ex-Farm youngster Bevan Cross tapped home a low cross.
It stayed that way until the hour before the visitors doubled the lead, Leighton Thomas on hand to slide the ball home.
Farm threatened a comeback once Bailey Croome converted a penalty, but Thomas restored the two goal lead a few minutes later, nodding home at the back post.
The visitors even had time to get a fourth before the whis...

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