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TMI Match Day Sponsors

Thomas Miller Investment were match-day sponsors for last Saturday’s Northwest Counties Premier Division fixture between FC Isle of Man (‘The Ravens’) and Bury AFC. 

Under floodlights in front of a packed Bowl, The Ravens edged a thrilling game 3:2 against a promotion-chasing Bury side. 

This was the penultimate game of the season for the Manx side who have secured their place in the Premier Division following promotion from North-West Counties Division 1 last year.

Read the match report here: www.fcisleofman.im/2023/04/report-fc-isle-of-man-3-vs-2-bury-afc/

Photo: Mark Moran, Managing Director TMI IOM (R) with the The Ravens team

Date
21/04/2023

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