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Canterbury play-off bid stuck in the mud

Gert de Kock's penalty accounted for Canterbury's points
Gert de Kock's penalty accounted for Canterbury's points

Cinderford 19 Canterbury 3

Canterbury's slim hopes of winning a promotion play-off spot in National League 3 disappeared in a mudbath at Cinderford on Saturday.

The Forest of Dean side’s victory ensured their promotion to National League 2 as runners-up to champions Mounts Bay.

Despite playing into a strong wind and being short-handed after two sin-binnings, the city club went into the break only four points behind.

Gert De Kock’s penalty kick were the first points of the game but a converted try put the home side into the lead before the break.

After the break a penalty try and a third score late on secured a deserved victory for the West Country side.

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