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Comrades dig so deep for victory

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 August 2023

BERKHAMSTED 2 NUNEATON BOROUGH 1
By Owen Jephcote

BERKHAMSTEAD’S debut game in the Southern League Premier Central was a physical encounter with last season’s play-off finalists Nuneaton Borough.
Eduard Tony-Pendres opened his account for the season with the first goal for the hosts coming from a looping header from the wide-man dipping just under the bar of Liam Castle’s goal.
Nuneaton struggled to find any form in the opening 30 minutes with multiple misplaced passes. Boro’s first opportunity came from full-back Jaden Charles who advanced down the left ...

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