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BRISTOL MANOR F 0 SHAFTESBURY 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 March 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

■ A LATE double gave Shaftesbury an away win over ten-man Bristol Manor Farm.
Farm started well despite being unable to field a recognised centre-half due to injuries and suspensions.
Jamie Bird had an effort well saved before Louis Britton lobbed an effort narrowly wide.
Shaftesbury took a while to get going but were rewarded for standing up to the pressure.
Jack Hoey was first to react to a loose ball and he
smashed his effort home with ten minutes to go.
It went from bad to worse for Farm as George Dowling was sent off after a scuffle and Sha...

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