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BLUES LET LEAD SLIP IN THRILLER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

MARLOW 3 CAMBRIDGE CITY 3
By Terry Staines
AN EXCITING game that swung both ways ended all square with Cambridge City equalising with a 90th-minute penalty. The visitors took an early lead through Ryan Sharman’s unchallenged header which should have increased shortly after but Tom Knowles missed from a good position.
A fine solo effort saw Jahson Downes equalise after a spell of pressure only for Sharman to restore the away lead shortly before half-time. The Blues scored twice through efforts from Allen Bossman and Jordan Brown and were looking to take all the points. But a 90th minute p...

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