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HOME COMFORTS EXTENDED FOR

By John Lomas

MANSFIELD Town boss Nigel Clough is overjoyed with his side’s home form as the Stags made it 11 home League One games unbeaten stretching back to February.
Stephen McLaughlin’s goal for the hosts was cancelled out by JJ McKiernan, before Nathan Moriah-Welsh got what turned out to be a winner.

MANSFIELD T 2
McLaughlin 22, Moriah-Welsh 49
BROMLEY 1
McKiernan 30
MANSFIELD: Roberts 7, Hewitt 7, Oshilaja 7 (Knoyle 89), Sweeney 7, Reed 6 (Abbott 75, 6), Moriah-Welsh 7, Russell 8, Thompson 6 (Hendry 58, 6), McLaughlin 8 (Blake-Tracy 64, 6), Oates 7 (Robert...

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