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HARDING SHACKLES THE CITIZENS

By Malcolm Clarke
WINCHESTER CITY 2
CINDERFORD TOWN 2
CINDERFORD came back from two goals down to claim a point against fellow play-off hopefuls Winchester. The opening stages were evenly balanced, Jamie Barron having a shot tipped over the bar for the hosts and Town posing their own keen aerial threat.
Just before the half-hour mark, Josh Harfield opened the scoring for Winchester as his header cannoned in off the upright.
The lead was soon tested as Ryan Pryce made a good low save after Cinderford struck the post.
Harfield wrapped up a brace with a sharp volley from the edge of the box ju...

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