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SETHTON HOLDS BRIDGE TO DRAW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

TRAFFORD 1 BAMBER BRIDGE 1
By David Law
TRAFFORD held league leaders Bamber Bridge to a deserved draw in a thrilling encounter. Matthew Dudley twice went close but they were rocked in the seventh minute when Scott Sethton headed in at the back post to put Trafford ahead.
Aaron Burns then missed a golden opportunity to make it two before Regan Linney equalised when he netted from close range after a headed clearance by Steve Mason struck Jack Dorney and fell into his path. Trafford substitute Mark Derbyshire then broke clear but was denied by a last ditch tackle by Lewis Baines before Brig&rsqu...

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