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RYAN’S BACK TO THE FRONT TO SAVE CITY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 October 2021

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Ian Worden

CHICHESTER CITY 1
SITTINGBOURNE 1
RIGHT-back Ryan Davidson grabbed a dramatic 91st-minute equaliser for mid-table Chichester as sixth-placed Sittingbourne had to settle for a point.
Johan Caney-Bryan struck the woodwork for the visitors early on before George Cremmin flashed one wide from distance.
Chi’s Jamie Horncastle, Scott Jones and Corey Heath went close before Kane Rowland broke the deadlock after 34 minutes, turning in from close range after keeper Kieran Magee spilled a corner.
Both Horncastle and Tyrone Madhani hit the bar in an eventful ...

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