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NORTH CAMBRIDGE C 3 COGGESHALL T 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

By Andrew Dunn
A SENSATIONAL second-half comeback ensured that Cambridge City got their first home win of the season against previously unbeaten Coggeshall.
It was the visitors who took the early lead when Connor Hubble converted from the penalty spot.
City battled to get back into the game but Coggeshall extended their lead shortly after the break when Chris Regis ghosted into the box to fire past Lewis Landers.
But then the momentum swung in favour of the home side despite Arel Amu missing a penalty. Jordan Gent touched home a shot from Matt Sparrow as City got back into the game.
Then Ci...

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