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Ramsgate 2-2 Chichester City: Rams driven Mad by Tyrone equaliser

TYRONE MADHANI secured a point for Chichester as they held hosts Ramsgate to a draw in a decent encounter

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 September 2021

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Andy Mason

■ TYRONE MADHANI secured a point for Chichester as they held hosts Ramsgate to a draw in a decent encounter.
The visitors made a bright start, forcing a double save from Jacob Russell.
Chichester then opened the scoring when Ethan Pritchard rifled home in the 13th minute.
The Rams came back into the game a little and cross from Ajayi found Callum Peck in the box to tap home to level. The hosts then went ahead from just before the hour mark, with Ajayi converting a penalty.
But the Rams couldn’t hold on and from Gicu Iorache’s corner, Madhani looked to have got...

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