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BOWERS & PITSEA 4 CAMBRIDGE CITY 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 October 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Dean Wootten

■ CAMBRIDGE City were blown away by Storm Salmon, as Bowers & Pitsea secured a win at a wind-swept Len Salmon Stadium.
Jamie Salmon opened the scoring, his 35-yard stinger crashing off the bar and hitting Bobby Mason before nestling in the net. Bowers were two up five minutes later, Salmon finding Jacob Bland who fired into the bottom corner.
Salmon had his second just before the break, tucking it home from Jon Evans tee up.

Cambridge got one back through substitute Michael Bareck, but Bowers quickly restored the three-goal advantage as Bland ...

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