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KENDAL FORCED TO DIG DEEP

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 April 2018

By Richard Edmondson
KENDAL TOWN 3 BAMBER BRIDGE 2
KENDAL Town defeated Bamber Bridge in a pulsating encounter.
Kendal opened the scoring early into the first half after Gavin Clarks effort was fumbled in by Lloyd Rigby.
Bamber Bridge missed a host of opportunities, through Brad Carsley and Lewis Nightingale before Kendal doubled their lead after Steven Yawson fired in an effort.
The visitors dominated the second half and missed a penalty through Brad Carsley before Bridge scored quickfire goals through Lewis Nightingale and Michael Potts.
However Kendal won the game in injury time from the...

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