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Morris is the man for last gasp Iron

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 September 2017

By Simon Smedley
BURY 0
(4-3-3): Murphy 7, Williams 6, Whitmore 6, Cameron 8 (Aldred 77, 6), Leigh 5, Ince 7, Laurent 7, Edwards 6 (Smith 87, N/A), Bunn 8, Beckford 6, Lowe 6 (Maguire 63, 6).
Subs not used: Fasan, Skarz, Dai, Cooney
SCUNTHORPE UTD 1
Morris 86
(4-4-2): Gilks 7, Sutton 5, Wallace 7, McArdle 8, Townsend 7, Adelakun 6 (Holmes 70, 5), Ojo 6, Bishop 7, Morris 8, Madden 5 (Van Veen 78, 6), Hopper 5 (Novak 70, 6).
Subs not used: Watson, Crofts, Mantom, Burgess
Att: 4,055 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Eddie Ilderton 8/10
JOSH MORRIS was Scunthorpe’s hero as ...

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