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PAXMAN IS THE RAMS’ TIMELY HERO

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
RAMSGATE 1 BROADBRIDGE H 0
By Andy Mason

ALFIE Paxman scored the only goal of the game as Ramsgate narrowly beat Broadbridge Heath at Southwood Stadium.
It was a very busy first half with a few chances, the best of which fell to Mason Doughty, with Broadbridge Heath playing long balls over the Ramsgate defence for him to run on to.
The hosts with three changes, struggled to create a clear-cut chance but made in roads down their left through Alfie Paxman getting balls in the box. Ramsgate started strong in the second half, moving the ball with far more urgency....

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