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CAMBRIDGE CITY 1 SPORTING KHALSA 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Will Alsop

■ TOUMANI Sidibe struck five minutes from time as Khalsa came from behind to win at Cambridge City.
Sidibe slid home from a tight angle having latched onto a hopeful through ball played into the left of the penalty area.
It decided a match of few chances with visiting keeper Sam Arnold relieved by the late intervention, having had a hand in City’s opener, colliding with team-mate Andy Parsons to grant Will Jones an empty net to roll into inside seven minutes.
Khalsa equalised in the 26th with midfielder Robbie Bunn threading in ex-Walsall forwa...

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