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RAMADAN IS ON SPOT TO EARN POINT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
BURY TOWN 2 BOWERS & PITSEA 2
By John Alcock

BURY Town came from behind twice in a pulsating game against Bower & Pitsea With two in-form teams going head-to-head a very competitive game played out with Bowers & Pitsea taking the lead against the run of play.
A lucky 39th-minute bounce fell to Matt Price and he set up Ben Williamson to score.
Bury were unfazed and within minutes Max Maughn pulled them level with a follow-up shot after Cemal Ramadan had hit a post.
Another slice of luck lead to Bowers second goal when Benas Vaivada’s strike hit the ch...

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