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HERO CANFER SHINES IN HOT BLUES’ STREAK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 February 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
BURY TOWN 3 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 1
By John Alcock

BURY Town took all three points from Heybridge Swifts to make it five wins in a row and 14 games unbeaten.
Cemal Ramadan gave Bury a lightning start, scoring after just two minutes but Heybridge pushed Bury all the way and, after 24 minutes, Lewis Watson netted the equaliser.
After the break Bury again made a quick start with Ollie Canfer putting the Blues back in front in the first minute.
A much better performance from Bury saw them increase their lead after 67 minutes with an exceptional strike from Oliver Yun.
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