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MAGICAL POWER IN CRAY TRIPLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

By Mark Hunt
CRAY WANDERERS 3
HERNE BAY 1
CRAY Wanderers were winners of an exciting Kent derby against in-form Herne Bay at Hayes Lane.
Cray took the lead in the fifth minute when Ben Mundele was brought down in the penalty area and Michael Power converted the spot-kick.
The Wands made it 2-0 in the 34th minute with a second penalty awarded after Dent was brought down by Ben Hunter and Power scored for the second time from the spot.
It was 3-0 ten minutes after half-time with Power claiming a hat-trick with a tremendous strike from 25 yards.
But Herne Bay had the final say when Jake Embery...

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