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BEDFORD DELIVER KILLER BLOWS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

MONEYFIELDS 0 BEDFORD TOWN 2

By Lee Roberts
HIGH-flying Moneyfields were left scratching their heads after they surrendered all three points at home in a game it seemed destined they would go on and win.
Bedford, comfortably below Moneyfields in the table before kick-off, completed a smash and grab raid as David Manu was the star of the show scoring twice for his side in a complete performance on the road.
Manu scored the game’s first goal after only 30 minutes with a smart finish.
And he was at it again 20 minutes into the second half as he scored his side’s clinching goal on 7...

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