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Tinners so nearly winners at Sports

NAT LGE SOUTH
By Kevin Anderson

EASTBOURNE BORO 0
TRURO CITY 0
EVERYTHING but a goal: a pin-sharp, windless afternoon and an eager crowd, the perfect arena for this showdown between two genuine contenders. And a point each was just about right.
A third-minute corner gave Borough an early sight of goal but Ollie Kensdale skied his shot. Then Yahaya Bamba was sent streaking clear but a superb intervention by former Sport Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain saved City. And with the pace unrelenting, Bamba headed just wide from Pierce Bird’s feed.
But with Dom Johnson-Fisher proving ...

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