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BABAJIDE SEALS A DERBY RAM RAID

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2 RAMSGATE 1
By Wink Tomkinson

TONBRIDGE Angels overcame their county neighbours, who remained competitive throughout despite playing the entire second half a man light after Raphe Brown was sent off.
Ramsgate took the lead on 21 minutes from the penalty spot after making much the brighter start. Billy Munday was brought down by Ethan
Sutcliffe and Alfie Pax-man made no mistake, sending Nathan Harness the wrong way.
The home side equalised after 33 minutes when a surging run and cross from Frankie Baker was rewarded with a close-range finish at the far post from J...

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