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COMEBACK KIDS BRING BRIG BACK FROM BRINK

By George Hodgson
BAMBER BRIDGE 3
GRANTHAM TOWN 1
THREE second-half goals saw Bamber Bridge come from behind to down Grantham Town. It was a nightmare start for the home side, when Ryley Thompson hit the deck inside the box and the referee pointed straight to the spot.
Up stepped the experienced Shaun Harrad who rifled the ball home from 12 yards into the roof of the net. The hosts then rallied and went on to dominate the rest of the half.
Chris Marlow forced Jordan Wright into a smart save and Callum Spooner fired side. Grantham came out in the second half and frustrated Brig for a good 20...

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