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ASHFORD FALL TO SPEEDY DOUBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

ASHFORD TOWN 1 CAMBRIDGE CITY 2

By Larry Mansell
CAMBRIDGE City fought back from going a goal behind to claim three points with two second half goals.
Despite chances at both ends the first half ended goalless, with the home side enjoying the better of the possession.
And it was Alex Fisher who put Ashford Town ahead on 54 minutes, knocking home from a corner. But the lead didn’t last long, Ross Paterson firing home from outside the box on the hour to level things up.
And then a minute later it was 2-1 to the visitors, James Hall dinking the ball over the keeper to give City the lead....

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