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BOLDMERE ST MICHS 4 CAMBRIDGE CITY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2023

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Hugh Baker

■ HAVE Boldmere finally overcome the woes caused by their pre-season mass players’ exit? In the end, they were good value for their win, and with steadier finishing could have had more.
Striker Owen Parry scored a first-half hat-trick, his second goal a penalty after Joe Hull was brought down in the box.
Ben Usher-Shipway added a fourth on the hour.
The Lilywhites never gave up and played football throughout but they were vulnerable at the back to an accurate long through ball. Usher-Shipway could himself have had a hat trick, and Parry mig...

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