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RUTHLESS NOKA PUTS DIDDY IN TOP THREE

RUTHLESS NOKA

DIV 1 CENTRAL
DIDCOT TOWN 1 Noka 60 BIGGLESWADE FC 0
By Stuart Unsworth

THAT’S ANDI! Andi Noka is the toast of Didcot Town after his goal
PICTURE: Gary Learmouth

DIDCOTclaimed a fourth successive league win and moved up to third place after accounting for Biggleswade at the Christchurch Homes Stadium.
The first period was tightly contested, Biggleswade’s Alex Marsh flashing a header narrowly over.
Marsh crashed another effort wide of the left hand post early in the second half, before the Railwaymen scored from their first meaningful attack.
Sam Barder burst forw...

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