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BRENTWOOD TOWN 0 BURY TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
By Ken Hobbs

BRENTWOOD had the better chances, hitting the woodwork three times, but had to settle for a point. The hosts could have taken a lead in the fi fth minute, but Wyan Reid hit the underside of the bar and George Sykes’ follow up was blocked on the line.
Bury’s Cemal Ramadan was denied by Melvin Minter in the 12th minute, before Sykes had another chance for Blues when he looked certain to score, but Lewis O’Malley made a bril- liant goal-line clearance. Bury fi nished the fi rst half well, Luke Brown forcing another good save from Minter, but ...

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