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BEACONSFIELD TN 2 BASINGSTOKE TN 3
By Neale Blackburn

HALF-TIME must be giving Beaconsfield boss Jon Underwood nightmares. In their nine second-half outings to date they have conceded 18 goals scoring just four in reply.
They went behind after 32 minutes. Josh Payne spoilt a superb piece of defending by immediately presenting the ball to Ben Cook, who rifled home past Matt Rowley.
George Reid saw a 20-yard effort deflected up onto the top of the bar, before the debutant Rowley saved well to deny him.
That was their only efforts in a half dominated by Beaconsfield who pressed the v...

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