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HOLLAND FIRES MITRES HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 November 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
BISHOPS CLEEVE 3 BRISTOL MANOR F 1
By Billy Taylor

BISHOPS Cleeve produced a strong home performance to secure a well-earned win over Bristol Manor Farm in an entertaining clash.
The hosts took an early lead when Jay Malshanskyj was fouled in the box and Toby Holland converted the penalty. The visitors almost hit back immediately, but Abdoulie Tunkara’s strike was tipped over by Lewis Clayton.
Cleeve doubled the lead after 15 minutes as Malshanskyj’s cross found Langworthy to head home.
A disallowed goal frustrated the visitors before Tom Blake pulled one...

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