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CAMBRIDGE CITY 3 ST NEOTS TOWN 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2017

By Andy Abbott
CAMBRIDGE CITY’S comprehensive win over local rivals St Neots was not enough to keep the Lilywhites in the Premier Division after results elsewhere did not go their way.
Knowing how crucial three points was, City quickly took the lead on five minutes when Ross Paterson’s quick free-kick found star man Norman Wabo unmarked and he made no mistake from ten yards.
Saints then had the better of the possession, but a Taylor Parr headed effort over and a James Tricks shot just off target was all they created.
The Lilywhites were much the livelier outfit in the second hal...

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