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TORRID TOWN STAY SECOND

DIV 1 NORTH
BURY TOWN 0 REDBRIDGE 0
By John Alcock

BURY Town hold on to second spot in the league, despite only claiming two points from their last two games.
A lacklustre first half saw Redbridge stifle the home side who never made a single shot on target.
In the second half, Redbridge were the better side as they took the game to Bury. Charlie Beckwith saved Bury a few times.
After 56 minutes, Tendi Quamina got a shot away from inside the box which Beckwith palmed over the bar. Bury then gave the ball away after 63 minutes, which let in Tendi Quamina to have another attempt at go...

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