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MOSES PARTS CITY DEFENCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By Andrew Dunn
CAMBRIDGE CITY 0
TILBURY 1
NORTH DIVISION
CAMBRIDGE CITY slumped to defeat against 10-man Tilbury, with Brian Moses firing home the winner.
After a slow start, the game sprung to life when Moses capitalised on some indifferent home defending to give the visitors the lead.
Just before the half-hour mark, Moses was in again but this time was foiled by Dan George in the City goal.
The home side regrouped after the break and battled to get back into the game and came close when Ryan Sharman saw a shot blocked.
The Dockers then had a great chance when Lewis Smith was put through, ...

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