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SACH BAGS A BRACE IN GULLS ROMP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 February 2022

NORTH
CANVEY ISLAND 4 BURY TOWN 0
By Glen Eckett

CANVEY Island recorded a comfortable victory over Bury Town at a blustery Park Lane.
The Gulls opened the scoring six minutes before the break when Bradley Sach converted after collecting a through ball from Evans Kouassi.
The lead was doubled after 62 minutes when Jamie Salmon hit the woodwork with a long-range effort and defender Michael Finneran was quickest to react to smash home the rebound.
Sach scored his second after 79 minutes when he controlled a right-wing cross before finishing across goal and into the bottom corner.
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