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Six-shooters Scunny on form again

By Chris Sumpter

SCUNTHORPE UNITED 6
BISHOP’S STORTFORD 1
IMPROVING Scunthorpe put another visiting side to the sword at Glanford Park, scoring six goals for the second time in five days to hammer Bishop’s Stortford. Just as had been the case in their destruction of Spennymoor Town in midweek, the Iron had five different scorers as they climbed up to second.
“It’s the first time I’ve been involved with a team that has scored six two games running,” Scunthorpe boss Jimmy Dean said. “After what’s happened here in the last few we...

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