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Minhas double the Beacon for Town

By Melvin Cross
DORCHESTER TOWN 1 BEACONSFIELD TOWN 3
BEACONSFIELD deservedly won this entertaining game to mark their first ever visit to Dorchester. Both sides attacked with good intent in the early stages, but it was Beaconsfield who came closest to scoring when home defender Kyle Egan cleared a goal-bound shot off the line.
Dorchester then had appeals for a penalty turned down, and Magpies’ Sam Jackson headed over, while at the other end a shot on target was deflected over.
The visitors took the lead when a fine move down the left resulted in the ball being played across to the un...

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