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SLIMBRIDGE 2 MELKSHAM TOWN 4

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Tim Blake

■MELKSHAM TOWN continued their good run of form with a victory at Thornhill Park.
The first half saw three goals from the visitors with Mark Cooper, David Regula and Thomas Dowell putting Melksham in command at the break.
Slimbridge pulled two goals back in the second half through Casey Collins and Olly Sully, but were hampered by the dismissal of Theo Lynden for two yellow cards with 20 minutes remaining.
Regula finished the game off with his second, and Melsham’s fourth with ten minutes left to close the game out.
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