Southern Combination Premier

Jenkins sinks sorry Police

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2019

MET POLICE 1
MERTHYR T 2
By James MacPherson
THE MARTYRS made a long journey to Imber Court, with both these teams having had a good victory over the Bank Holiday weekend.
The home side made a positive start in a good run by Bilal Sayoud who produced a pass to Luke Robertson who just tucked the ball away.
The visitors refused to give up as they stuck to their game plan and claimed a deserved goal after a few body feints in the box led the ball to an unmarked Jarrad Wright who buried home.
Merthyr continued to cause problems through creativity on the flanks, leaving Blues completely exposed,...

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