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RAMS’ FIRST-HALF SHOW SINKS TOWN
BRENTWOOD TOWN 0 RAMSGATE 3
By Michael Georgopoulos

RAMSGATE secured victory over Brentwood as they were able to see out three first-half goals.
The Rams opened the scoring early inside two minutes when Raphe Brown headed in the rebound of Billy Munday.
Freddie Sears looked to respond for the Blues as his half volley inside the area was denied by keeper Jonny Henly.
STAR MAN: Callum Jones (Ramsgate) ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★★★
A spell of patient build-up play by the Blues was almost rewarded after Jayden Gipson&#...

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