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CAPEL HEADS LILYWHITES HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 November 2018

By Andrew Dunn
CAMBRIDGE CITY 1
KEMPSTON ROVERS 0
CAMBRIDGE City returned to winning ways as they overcame Kempston Rovers.
In a first half of few chances, Ryan Sharman came closest for the home side when he dragged his effort wide of the post.
The game burst into life in the second half when Josh Oyinsan picked out James Hall but the striker could only sky his effort over the bar. Kempston then came close when Ben Acquaye shot wide.
The match turned on its head when Hateley Mercer was shown a second yellow and was sent off. From the resulting free kick, James Hall picked out Adam Capel who...

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