Non-League Paper

HOWE’S THAT FOR A PAIR?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 September 2021

SOUTHERN SOUTH
By Jack Davies

RED HOT: A delighted Owen Howe, third left, celebrates his free-kick for Bristol Manor Farm
PICTURE: Ric Mellis

BRISTOL M FARM 2
Howe 5, 81
AFC TOTTON 2
Kasimu 18, Taylor 38
IT PROVED a tale of two free-kicks as Bristol Manor Farm battled back to earn a point and end Totton’s perfect start.
The home side took the lead as early as the fifth minute when Owen Howe fired his set-piece home via a deflection.
But the visitors deservedly levelled midway through the first half, a neat move saw Fred Read slot Hisham Kisamu though and he found the net via...

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