Bulls Make Perfect Start

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Jersey's newest football club has made a perfect start to their league season.

Jersey Bulls beat Ash United 3-0 at Springfield, with goals from Fraser Barlow, Karl Hinds and Harry Cardwell.

It was the club's first-ever league fixture, after forming last year.

FULL TIME: Bulls 3-0 Ash United.

Goals from Barlow, Hinds and Cardwell secure victory for the Bulls in our first ever competitive game.

What a great performance from the lads.

A BIG thanks for the amazing support!

Another game for us all to remember! #BackTheBulls

— JerseyBullsFC (@jersey_bulls) August 3, 2019

The islanders play their first away league match on 14 August at FC Deportivo Galicia.

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