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GAINSBORO’ TRINITY 1 BAMBER BRIDGE 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2026

By Rob Hughes

■HIGH-flying Gainsborough dropped more points at home as new Bamber Bridge boss Paul McKenna saw his bottom-of-the-table side claim a valuable point in Lincolnshire.
Trinity looked to have clinched a narrow victory when Connor Brown scored after 74 minutes, only for Jack Baxter to equalise 12 minutes later for battling Brig.
Both these teams were desperate for the three points to get back to winning ways after losing their previous outings against Curzon Ashton and Workington respectively.
The opening 45 minutes ended goalless, being a half of few chances in a ...

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