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CAMBRIDGE CITY 0 CONCORD RGRS 1

DIV 1 NORTH
By Julian Garcia

■ CONCORD RANGERS goalkeeper Charlie Brown produced a number of excellent saves to ensure his side left Cambridge with all three points.
After taking the lead just before half-time, Rangers defended doggedly to prevent lack of a killer edge in the final the Lilywhites from getting on third when he finished off a quick the scoresheet at the FWD-IP Concord counter-attack to break Community Stadium. the deadlock.
It was the hosts who enjoyed Brown made the first of a the brighter start, but couldn’t string of high-quality saves to convert their pre...

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