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CAMBRIDGE CITY 3 TILBURY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 November 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Mason Hutchinson

■ CAMBRIDGE City saw off Tilbury thanks to goals from Usman Adeniji, George Smith and Jayden Randall.
The Lilywhites took the lead after half an hour when Quevin Castro stood his cross up to the back post for Usman Adeniji to head home.
Castro continued to cause problems for Tilbury as he won his side a penalty. George Smith stepped up to fire home.
The Dockers won a penalty of their own after the break, but Hassan Nalbant’s spot-kick was saved by James Philp.
City put the game to bed on the hour mark when captain Jayden Randall won the hea...

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