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ST IVES TOWN 0 CANVEY ISLAND 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

By Nigel Howlett
BOTH teams remain in the hat for Monday’s draw but it is the lower-level Gulls who will be the less happy of the two as they failed to kill off ten-man Ives, who lost Jarvis Wilson to a straight red card for a reckless lunge on Albert Levett in first-half injury time.
The hosts went into the game with a patched-up squad missing seven regulars through injury and suspension.
With keeper Martin Conway among those absent it took a late swoop from manager Ricky Marheineke to pick up Finley Iron on loan from Cambridge United, and the young stopper proved his worth in 66th m...

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