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DIDCOT TOWN 2 CAMBRIDGE CITY 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Ian East
■MORGAN Williams downed ten-man Cambridge City from the spot as Didcot Town returned to winning ways. The visitors took an early lead when striker James Hall drilled a low shot beyond Leigh Bedwell in the Didcot goal.
The game turned shortly before half-time when City goalkeeper Liam Gooch was sent off for a rugby tackle on Didcot’s Williams just outside the box and the scored were level when Aaron Woodley nodded home from an Adam Learoyd header.
The hosts won it late on when Cambridge were penalised for a handball in the box and Williams slotted the ball beyond stan...

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