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NORTH LEIGH 3 BIGGLESWADE FC 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

SOUTHERN 1 CENTRAL
By Oliver Lock

■ JEFFERSON Louis scored twice on debut as North Leigh beat Biggleswade in a five-goal thriller.
The striker took just four minutes to make his mark, gobbling up the rebound after Roger James’ cross-shot was spilt into his path.
Biggleswade keeper Tyler Josephs denied the veteran a second before the break, while Tom Coles had a shot cleared off the line. The visitors levelled two minutes after the restart courtesy of Jack Dreyer, but parity lasted just eight minutes before James struck home a thunderbolt of a free-kick.
Louis made it 3-1 ...

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