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Cambridge City and Histon count the cost of Northern Premier League switch

City and the Stutes were moved from Isthmian Division One North as part of an FA restructure announced last week.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 May 2021

Cambridge City

By Chris Dunlavy

NEW OPPONENTS? Histon are set to face NPL sides at Bridge Road
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CAMBRIDGE City have joined Histon in appealing against their enforced switch to the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands.
City and the Stutes were moved from Isthmian Division One North as part of an FA restructure announced last week.
It is the former’s second geographical switch in three years, and the club says it could cost them up to £7,000 extra per year.
A Cambridge City statement said: “Following careful consideration, the club has decided to formally appeal against the recent d...

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