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MORGAN AT DOUBLE TO DENY FARM

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
BRISTOL MANOR F 1 WIMBORNE TOWN 2
By Jack Davies

HARRY MORGAN struck twice in the last ten minutes to snatch victory for Wimborne Town at Bristol Manor Farm.
It all started well for Farm as they were rewarded for a fine start with the opening goal.
Ben Bament kept up his fine recent form as he slotted past the onrushing Wimborne keeper after ten minutes.
It would be a lead they would hold until the 80th minute before the league leaders’ pressure finally told. Farm waited for a flag that never arrived and Morgan finished at the back post.
As the game ticked ...

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