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BOSMA RULES OK AS CRAY CRUMBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

By James Boyes
LEWES 2 CRAY WANDERERS 1

OVER YOU GO: Lewes’ Bouwe Bosma chips Cray keeper Nick Blue while, inset, the Rooks celebrate
PICTURE: ProSportsImages/ Owen Hoad

UNBEATEN Lewes came from behind to take another three points against nine-man Cray Wanderers.
The visitors afternoon got off to a good enough start as they took the lead when Jay Leader rose highest in a crowded area to head home Brandon Scott’s 23rd-minute corner.
But it was downhill all the way for the Kent outfit after that.
Three minutes from halftime, the Wanderers’ Bradley Stephenson was sent o...

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