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CAMBRIDGE CITY 2 KIDSGROVE ATH 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

CAMBRIDGE CITY

By Andrew Dunn
_KIDSGROVE Athletic produced a stunning second-half comeback to win at Cambridge City.
The match burst intolife when Kidsgrove were awarded a penalty but Dan George denied Anthony Malbon from the spot.
Moments later, City were in front when Jarid Robson curled a shot past Kieran Harrison and increased their lead when Luke Knight picked out Jordan Gent from a free-kick.
A minute after the re-start, Kidsgrove were back in it thanks to Jake Lovatt and they levelled with the second penalty of the game, scored by Kingsley Adu-Gyamfi .
It was Lovatt again who showed great technique...

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