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DIV 1 NORTH

BRIGHTLINGSEA REG 1 BURY TOWN 4
By Tony Osborne

■ HAT-TRICK hero Cemal Ramadan led from the front as Bury Town enjoyed a comfortable win over Brightlingsea Regent.
Ramadan’s first of the afternoon came after seven minutes, as the Blues made the most of a bright start.
The striker had to wait until the 55th minute to add his second, which was followed, four minutes later, by a Kojo Apenteng goal to reduce the deficit.
The strike proved to be nothing more than a consolation for Regent, though, with Ramadan bagging his third in the 61st minute, a third goal in an action-...

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