League Two

FLYNN FURY AT PENALTY SNUB

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 April 2021

By Alex Bywater

EYES ON THE PRIZE: Cambridge’s Joe Ironside, left, and Newport’s Liam Shephard and, Inset, Declan Drysdale celebrates his winner for the U’s
PICTURE: Alamy

NEWPORT CO 0

CAMBRIDGE U 1
Drysdale 79
Rating: *** Ref: Thomas Bramall 6/10

STAR MAN
DECLAN DRYSDALE Cambridge

MIKE Flynn hit out at referee Thomas Bramall for failing to award his Newport County team a first-half penalty as they were edged out by Cambridge United.
Declan Drysdale scored the only goal in the 79th minute at Rodney Parade as United strengthened their grip on automatic...

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