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WHITES SHOW FIELD HOWE IT’S DONE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

SALISBURY 3 MANGOTSFIELD UNITED 0

By Thom Belk
STEVE Claridge’s side will spend Christmas in third place side following a comfortable 3-0 win over lowly Mangotsfield United.
Owen Howe opened the scoring in the 17th minute from the penalty spot after being fouled in the area, dispatching the ball to the keeper’s right to make it five goals in four appearances for the former Tiverton striker.
The lead was doubled on 25 minutes when Claudio Herbert fired in from the right corner of the box.
The crowd of 650 were treated to a third on the hour-mark.
Howe cleverly slotted in Stuart G...

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