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BURY TOWN 4 WARE 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By John Alcock
■BURY were in control for most of the game but Ware gave them a s care after the break.
Cemal Ramadan put them in front from the spot after a hand blocked Ollie Hughes’s strike on goal.
After the break Bury went 2-0 up with Ramadan netting his second.
A minute later Ross Elsom pulled a goal back for Ware and went on to pull the visitors level with a sweet strike.
But late goals from Darren Mills and Ryan Jolland sealed the win for Bury, though Ware will feel they should have held on.
STAR MAN: Cemal Ramadan (Bury) ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★★★...

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