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Scunthorpe United 0-2 Boreham Wood: It’s six of the worst for Iron

Two goals in three second-half minutes ensured Boreham Wood continued their positive start to the season – and piled more misery on struggling Scunthorpe.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 September 2022

SCUNTHORPE U 0 BOREHAM W 2
By Chris Sumpter

TWO goals in three second-half minutes ensured Boreham Wood continued their positive start to the season – and piled more misery on struggling Scunthorpe.
While the two teams had been closely-matched during the first half, close-range finishes from Lee Ndlovu and Tyrone Marsh either side of the hour secured a deserved three points for the visitors.
Scunthorpe, playing for the first time under interim boss Tony Daws following the sacking of Keith Hill earlier in the week, never looked like getting back into the game, and already appear to have a h...

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