Isthmian Leagues

BURY TOWN 3 GREAT WAKERING 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 February 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
By John Alcock

■ CEMAL Ramadan’s hat-trick gave Bury Town a first win in six – despite him being sent off as the winners finished with eight men.
It was a meeting littered with far too many cards – ten yellow and three red – in a game that was not played in an ill-tempered way.
Bury took the lead after 14 minutes with Ramadan slotting home from distance.
Bury were down to ten men after 27 minutes when Ollie Snaith was shown a straight red card for a clumsy challenge, but they doubled their lead after 34 minutes thanks to Ramadan’s ...

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