National League South

Gulls go top thanks to Cameron header

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2019

By Jack Smith
CONCORD RANGERS 0
TORQUAY UNITED 1
TORQUAY UNITED are the new leaders of the National League South, taking a huge stride towards the title after overcoming the Beach Boys by the narrowest of margins at a bitterly cold Aspect Arena.
This entertaining game saw an abundance of quality from the off, with the visitors coming closest during a nip and tuck first half when Jamie Reid ghosted into a central position before forcing Rangers keeper Sam Beasant into a low, diving save to his left.
The Gulls took the lead during a spell of pressure when Kyle Cameron nodded home his first go...

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