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BUCHANAN WRAPS IT UP IN STYLE FOR RAMS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 January 2023

BEACONSFIELD T 5 HAYES & Y’DING 2
By Neale Blackburn

ELLIOTT Buchanan’s individual effort capped a thoroughly deserved win for Beaconsfield who recovered after surrendering a two-goal first-half lead to run out deserved winners.
The home side started well. Nathan Minhas capitalised on hesitation in the Hayes defence to nip in and fire in a shot that was well saved by Rhys Byrne but fell kindly for Minhas who made no mistake with the rebound.
Buchanan made it two on 33 minutes. Finishing from close range to cap a sweeping five man move.
The visitors played some sus...

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