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INJURIES PREVENT A HERNE CHARGE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 October 2018

By John Bathurst
HERNE BAY 1
CRAY WANDERERS 2
CRAY Wanderers ran out with all three points despite Herne’s fightback.
Cray started the match at pace and could have been three up inside the first five minutes, but the first half ended goalless. Ben Mundele broke the deadlock two minutes into the half, striking a sweet volley into the top corner.
Bay fought back with Matt Fry forcing Cray into a save, though both he and fellow defender Ben Gorham went off injured.
It looked all over when substitute Danny Rumbol pulled down Freddie Parker in the box and Tom Phipp stroked wide of keeper J...

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