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GLASSBOYS ACE ANDRE SHOWS EYE FOR GOAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 December 2019

SOUTHERN CENTRAL
BIGGLESWADE T 1 STOURBRIDGE 2
By Mike Draxler
STAR MAN: Jamie Peters (Biggleswade) ENTERTAINMENT:STOURBRIDGE came back from a goal down at half-time to take all three points at Biggleswade, thanks to Andre Landell’s late winner.
The wet conditions were not conducive to good football and clear-cut first-half chances were few and far between.
Biggleswade number nine Shane Bush went close with a header on 13 minutes.
But the visitors went ahead in the 36th minute when Matt Ball’s quick free-kick found Charlie Pattison and he squared the ball to Dylan Williams who f...

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