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YOUNG BUNGAY IS HERO AT BASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2024

DIV ONE SOUTH
BASHLEY 3 BIDEFORD 2
By Roger Ware

BASHLEY’S 17-year-old striker Scott Bungay came off the bench after six weeks out with injury to win the game.
Bungay had only been on the field for 15 minutes when he rounded off the best move of the match, heading in off the far post after a smart left-wing build-up between Luke Delaney and another injury-returning sub, Josh Bertie.
Bideford deservedly went ahead after 15 minutes through a 25-yard thunderbolt from Finn Roberts.
Delaney soon equalised and by half-time Bashley had edged ahead when Brett Williams had a tap-in ...

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