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CITY SLICKER THAN THE LEADERS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2018

CAMBRIDGE CITY 1
BROMSGROVE SPORTING 1
By Andrew Dunn
CAMBRIDGE City will be pleased with a point against league leaders Bromsgrove Sporting, but it could so easily have been more.
It was the Lilywhites who went close early on when Josh Oyinsan drew a fine save from Jonathan Brown.
Bromsgrove responded when Charlie Dowd got the better of Seb Simpson, but his cross-cum-shot hit the post. Oyinsan went close again when he met a Simpson cross but could only direct the ball wide of the post.
The deadlock was broken when Adam Watkins was first to react to a loose ball and calmly slotted past Brow...

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