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Cambridge City 3-1 Daventry Town: Swift finish rounds off a good day for City

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 January 2022

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Andrew Dunn

■ THE good form of Cambridge City continued as they secured a comfortable win over Daventry.
The opening minutes of the game were scrappy which also included the referee being replaced due to injury.
City took the lead when Ryan Swift broke and picked out Mikey Davis who smashed the ball home.
Daventry started the second half brighter and City were thankful to their goalkeeper Dan George who made two great saves.
Daventry were left to regret those missed chances as City then extended their lead when Jarid Robson lobbed James Martin. Ryan Swift added a thir...

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