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Manchester Thunder

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Cardiff Dragons

Match Details

11th March 2017
Round 4
Wright Robinson Sports College
Stats Report

Match Results

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Manchester Thunder picked up their second win-a-row with a hard fought 62-53 victory over Celtic Dragons at the Thunderdome on Saturday afternoon.

The victory has moved Thunder to within one place of a crucial top four berth after Bea Skingsley put in a Player of the Match, showing her versatility by popping up in three different positions during the encounter.

Read the official Manchester Thunder match report - here.