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Good time for Charlie to win it

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

GOSPORT BOROUGH 2 BEACONSFIELD TOWN 3

By Josh Miller
BEACONSFIELD edged out Gosport Borough in an action-packed game at Privett Park.
It only took 12 minutes for the first goal to come and It was the visitors’ as Alexander Cathline headed into the net after a goalkeeping error from Patrick O’Flaherty.
Ten minutes later the hosts levelled with a sweet curled effort from Patrick Suraci into the right corner to give the Gosport fans something to cheer about.
There was not much to separate both sides heading into half-time but the second half brought more excitement, Anthony Mendy g...

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