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HEROICS FROM GREAT BRITTON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

LOUIS BRITTON’S staggering 20th goal of the season won it at the death in a tale of two penalties away at Melksham Town.
Manor Farm took the lead after ten minutes. Dan Dodimead created a yard of space in the area before drilling the ball into the far corner.
Melksham reacted well and Jake Browne, before Jake Andrews drew them level before the break. He sent in a free kick, and via a Farm deflection, the ball found the far corner.
MELKSHAM TOWN 2
BRISTOL MANOR F 3
Melksham took the lead after the break, with Jake Brown sliding the ball home afte...

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