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NORTH DIVISION

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By Daniel Bennett
BASILDON UTD 0
BURY TOWN 1
■ BASILDON United suffered a narrow opening day defeat at the hands of Bury Town, with Cruise Nyadzayo netting the game’s only goal.
Nyadzayo opened the scoring after 26 minutes to put the away side ahead.
Things went from bad to worse for United when Jamie Marsh was given two yellow cards in quick succession, receiving his marching orders just a minute before the break.
Bury replaced former Lowestoft ace Nyadazyo after 53 minutes, bringing on Max Maughn in his place, but the absence of the impressive forward did not impact his side a...

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