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BORO TURN THE TABLES AFTER LAST WEEK’S ROUT

By Andrew McNeill

Rakish Bingham scored the best of the goals, receiving back to goal and larupping in from the edge of the box. He then added a second from another Sandah cross. Senior rounded off the scoring from another Sandah assist much to the delight of the Hawaiian-shirted Boro fans in a 40-strong conga behind the goal.
AFC TOTTON 1
FARNBOROUGH 6
AFTER their 6-1 shellacking to Tonbridge Angels last week, Farnborough meted out an identical revenge mauling on hosts AFC Totton.
Both sides were down to the bare bones, however it was Boro who set about the game with relish.
After Al...

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