Non-League Paper

WATKINS DENTS DIDCOT HOPES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 April 2019

CAMBRIDGE CITY 2 DIDCOT TOWN 0

By Andrew Dunn
CAMBRIDGECity put a major blow in the play-off hopes of Didcot with two late goals. They delivered when it mattered most as Cambridge produced a workmanlike performance from start to finish in this fixture.
It looked for long periods like the match would end in a stalemate with City creating most of the chances.
Josh Oyinsan was guilty of missing a chance when he rounded the keeper and hit the side netting whilst Joel Gyasi also went close.
Didcot had a fine chance to break the deadlock when Pablo Haysham-Membrillera saw his effort saved by Jami...

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