Step 4

MO WAY THROUGH AS CITY HELD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
SHEPSHED DYN 0 CAMBRIDGE CITY 0
By Kev Gibson

WITH Shepshed’s future in step four secured on Tuesday night, Cambridge City came with a purpose and looked the more threatening in a game of few chances and a goal less draw was a fair result.
Cambridge thought they had taken the lead after 14 minutes, but Brandon Ganley did enough to clear off the line.
Mason Lee had two chances before half-time for Dynamo, meanwhile, but was denied as the visitors stood firm.
Shepshed looked better in the second half, but neither side could muster a clear-cut chance between the...

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