FA Trophy

Eagles don’t know when they’re Dun

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 October 2018

By Mark Murphy
KINGSTONIAN 1
BEDFORD TOWN 1
TWO stoppage-time goals provided a dramatic finish to a lively tie.
There were 23 seconds of added time left when Elliott Buchanan bundled home Greg Cundle’s pass from a deflected cross to give the K’s a late lead.
However, Bedford still had time and Dean Dunnett lashed home after keeper Rob Tolfrey dropped a Niall Cooper free-kick and set off a wild goalmouth melee.
Both sides arguably deserved a second chance. Tolfrey saved Joel Gyasi’s early free-kick before the K’s began to fashion chances.
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