Southern Combination Premier

LACKLUSTRE TOWN FALL AS WADERS DOMINATE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2019

STRATFORD T 1
BIGGLESWADE 2
By Bryan Hale
BIGGLESWADE notched their second win of the season against a lacklustre Stratford who seldom looked like taking anything from the game.
Yet they made a bright start with Callum Ball having a fourth minute shot tipped over by the Waders keeper Sam Donkin.
The Waders began to boss the possession and almost took the lead on 20 minutes when a Shaun Lucien shot was only parried by Stratford keeper Sam Lomax, and Lewis Wilson reacted quickest to clear the loose ball behind.
Both Solomon Sambou and Lucas Perry also went close for the Waders and it was agai...

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