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IT’S A DEAL BREAK FOR ANSLOW’S BECK BOYS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
DEAL TOWN 1 Murray 7 (pen) BECKENHAM T 2 Holland 55, Anderson 70
By Kevin Redsull

DARREN Anslow’s Beckenham side recovered well and maintained their winning start to the season after finding themselves behind at half-time against a newly promoted Deal Town.
The home side went in For the rest of the first half it was Deal who looked the more confident and the most likely to find the net again.
They failed to do so how-front with only seven minutes on the clock when skipper Macauley Murray converted a penalty after Wes Hennessey had been brought down in the box. eve...

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