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CAMBRIDGE CITY

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jake Lees

TRAVELLING Cambridge City got the better n of Redbridge to make it backto-back wins as the Lilywhites continue in 14th place.
The hosting Redbridge admittedly started strongest, in the second period. Samrai Gebrai finished smartly and took 14 minutes to stride into the lead.
Oscar Shelvey-Negus was to restore parity in the 63rd the man to open the scoring, minute, chalking up his third opening his account for the goal in all competitions. season. City sensed something in After a first half that saw the dying embers and were the Motormen on top, Cambridge go...

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