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Tommy guns down the Met

MET POLICE 0 SALISBURY 3
By Alex Gardner

TEN-man Salisbury recorded an impressive win over Met Police at Imber Court.
It was a flying start from the visitors, who bagged an opener with less than five minutes on the clock through Tommy McDermott, whose effort from outside of the penalty area was spilled by Met keeper Liam Beach and trickled into the bottom corner.
Their chances of a second looked to have taken a fatal blow in the 34th-minute as James Plant received his marching orders for a second yellow for simulation.
The Met then came mightily close to capi- talising on the visit...

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