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BURY TOWN 1 GREAT WAKERING 0

DIV 1 NORTH
By John Alcock

■ DOMINANT Bury Town saw off Great Wakering Rovers to make it back-to-back wins and remain eighth in the division.
Ryan Jolland had the best chance for Bury in the first half, breaking into the box after 27 minutes with just the keeper to beat, an exceptional save from Harry Fairs denying him. the Blues work hard for it.
Bury continued to dominate after the break, making the breakthrough after 76 minutes when sub Cemal Ramadan, received a long goal-kick from keeper Charlie Woods Ramadan and made use of some poor defending to break free and scor...

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