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REDBRIDGE 3 CAMBRIDGE CITY 0

DIV 1 NORTH
By Anthony Scott

■ REDBRIDGE made it consecutive Isthmian League North wins for the first time this season after a win at home to Cambridge City.
Kick-off was delayed due to the late arrival of the match officials, but the hosts got off to the perfect start – breaking the deadlock within just three minutes when Ayodeji Olukoga beat City keeper James Philp.
Cambridge looked to get back into the game, but couldn’t get back on level terms. Instead, it was Redbridge who made it 2-0 ten minutes before half-time when Solomon Ogunwomju fired home from insid...

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