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BAY SHOW HEART FOR A BIG WIN

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HERNE BAY 3 CORINTHIAN-CAS 1
By John Bathurst

HERNE Bay came out on top in some style in this crucial relegation battle.
They started the day four points adrift of Casuals and the safety mark but made an early impact, scoring with their first attack.
David Ozobia intercepted a pass in his own half and sent the ball out to Mason Saunders-Henry, whose mazy run down the left flank ended with him crossing low into the box, and Rory Smith volleyed home.
Bay should have doubled their lead 10 minutes later but Kymani Thomas fired a volley straight at Casuals keeper Callum ...

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