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BRIDGWATER TOWN 2 R WOOTTON BASS’T T 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 December 2020

By Kerry Miller

BRIDGWATER survived a second-half onslaught from the Swindon-based visitors and were grateful for goals from Tom Ellis and Mike Duffy to edge them through.

Wootton Bassett settled first and a Sam Ockell free-kick shaved the post before Bridgy struck with their first chance.
Tom Fry’s free-kick found defender Tom Ellis at the far post and he side-footed in from five yards on 15 minutes.
George Painter nodded over for the hosts before Adam Corcoran brought a superb save from Bridgwater keeper Jake Viney as Bassett threatened with experienced front two TJ ...

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