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CEMAL THE HERO IN THE BLUES’ BIG BATTLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

NORTH ROUND-UP

By Rene Kendal
CEMAL Ramadan scored twice as Bury Town came from two goals down to beat Dereham Town 3-2 at Aldiss Park and move into second place in the Isthmian North Division.
Adam Hipperson gave the home side the lead from the spot with his sixth goal of the season 15 minutes into the match after Ryan Hawkins was fouled driving into the box.
Hawkins made his way onto the scoresheet three minutes later, producing a fine run at the visiting defence before finishing into the bottom left corner.
Just before half-time Ramadan scored his first to get the comeback rolling, curli...

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