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HERO SPENCE BETS THE FARM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
BRISTOL MANOR FARM 1 EXMOUTH TOWN 0
By Jack Davies

JACOB Spence sent the NL Services Stadium into raptures, scoring a dramatic lastgasp winner as Manor Farm triumphed over Exmouth.
The game had a touch of the theatrical from the start, with Exmouth manager Kevin Hill offering to run the line in the absence of an official. On the pitch, the two promotion hopefuls largely cancelled each other out.
Spence had the first chance of the game, his header in the first half forcing a superb save from Exmouth keeper Frankie Phillips, while Joe Belston came close at the other end,...

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