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RAMSGATE 1 ASHFORD UNITED 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Andy Mason
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JOSH WISSON grabbed a dramatic late winner to secure maximum points for Ashford at a very blustery and damp day at Southwood.
Ashford played with the wind in the first half, but struggled to create chances before taking the lead in the 33rd minute. From a corner, a scramble ensued in the home box and Adrian Stone fired the visitors ahead.
Ramsgate’s job became much harder just four minutes later when Mitch Chapinto man was sent off, but with the aid of the wind in the second half, they levelled in the 77th minute, with Bradley Simms putting through his own n...

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