Non-League Paper

RAMADAN COMPLETES COMEBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 September 2021

ISTHMIAN NORTH
By Jim Purtill

WITHAM TOWN 2
BURY TOWN 1
BURY Town came out on top in energy-sapping conditions at the Simarco Stadium.
They nearly scored in the fourth minute when Rob Budd was surprised by a long shot from Ryan Jolland.
The same player should have scored after 17 minutes when he missed the target with a free header.
Chi Osadebe looked lively in the Witham attack and he scored in the 40th minute when he latched onto a long ball and finished well.
Max Maughn equalised on the stroke of half-time when his low shot from wide on the left found its way into the net.
And Bury ...

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