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RAMS DIG THEMSELVES OUT OF SPOT OF BOTHER

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BEACONSFIELD T 2 SALISBURY 1
By Neale Blackburn

BEACONSFIELD TOWN missed a first-half penalty for the second week in a row, but recovered to take three points in a fractious encounter with Salisbury.
Skipper Toby Little saw his spot-kick saved by Gerard Benfield diving to his right. In a half of few chances it was Beconsfield’s first shot on target.
At the other end Ravan Constable made a good early save to deny Brandon Goodship and with Lucas Tomlinson and Marvin Brooks combining well, Salisbury enjoyed good pressure, but failed to create clear openings. After...

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