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BRISTOL MANOR FARM 3 MELKSHAM TN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 April 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

MANOR Farm made it four wins in a row with this comfortable victory.
Farm started brightly and were rewarded with two goals in as many minutes early in the first half.
Jayden Nielsen’s corner found the head of Ollie Woodhouse as the defender recorded his third goal in four games.
Then Lewis Leigh-Gilchrist defied a very tight angle to bend the ball home for his first since rejoining the club
Farm kept pushing but had to wait until the final minute of normal time to get a deserved third. George Kellow was allowed ample time in the area to plac...

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