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MARINE TAKE THE TOP TOWN HONOURS

SWINDON S’MARINE 2 SWINDON TOWN 0
By Aleck Everard

SWINDON Supermarine grabbed the Wiltshire bragging rights yesterday afternoon by downing higher-profile local rivals Swindon Town of League Two.
Southern Premier South Marine made it two wins from two without conceding but had to withstand a lot of pressure for much of the first half.
When their chance came, however, on 38 minutes, they took it – Henry Spalding teeing up new signing James Harding to net from close range.
Marine keeper Connor Johns was the hero of the second half with a superb full-length, one-han...

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