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BASFORD ELECTRIC START IS STILL ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

CORBY TOWN 1
BASFORD 4
By Neil McGowan

FOUR-SOME: Basford celebrate their third goal, scored by Liam Hearn
PICTURE: Mike Capps

BASFORD United maintained their 100 percent start to the season with a stunning win at promotion favourites Corby Town as they won at an absolute canter.
In an even first half Basford were first to show, James Reid’s 17th minute shot was tipped over by home goalkeeper Paul Bastock.
Corby’s pressure finally paid off five minutes before the break, Jack McGovern shooting beyond Saul Deeney from ten yards.
The lead lasted four minutes, Deon Meikle heading...

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