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MILDENHALL TN 3 SPORTING BENGAL 0

DIV 1 NORTH
By Edward Colman

■ JARDI Robson bagged a brace as Mildenhall comfortably dispatched strugglers Sporting Bengal. The Hall started quickly and raced into an early lead, with Robson opening the scoring inside two minutes.
Despite their bright start, the hosts were unable to extend their lead with United doing enough to ensure they were only one goal behind at the break. The hosts’ second goal arrived after 62 minutes, Robson again the scorer as he proved too much for the visitors to handle.
Ten minutes later Jordon Nicholson added a third, a scoreline which reflect...

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