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IT’S GOOD EVANS AS JOEY LEADS REAL ROUT

IT’S GOOD

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Peter McCormack

REAL BEDFORD 8
Evans 26, 55, 80, Stevens 50, Hitchcock 77, 90, Ward 84, Corbit 88
NORTH LEIGH 0

HAVING A LAUGH: Real Bedford’s Tom Hitchcock celebrates
PICTURES: Nick Phipps

ON A rain-soaked day, Real Bedford gave their supporters a huge ray of sunshine with an eight-goal demolition of North Leigh.
The Pirates were seeking to bounce back after last week’s defeat to Welwyn, while North Leigh aimed to earn their first points of the season after three consecutive losses.
The match started in a fast and furious manner, and after 12 m...

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