Southern Combination Premier

DIV ONE CENTRAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By Alex Thrower
THAME UNITED 3
BEDFORD TOWN 0
■ THAME UNITED ran out winners in a bad-tempered clash with Bedford.
Only 12 minutes had passed when Bedford midfielder Matt Harriott was sent off for throwing the ball needlessly at an opponent’s head.
Mark West’s side went ahead just before the half-hour mark, Ryan Blake slotting home a penalty after Drew Richardson was judged to have handled.
Greg Hackett’s belting shot into the top left corner two minutes into the second half doubled the lead.
A melee in the 65th minute saw the visitors reduced to nine men, with Ross ...

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