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A DEBUT TO REMEMBER FOR EAGLES ACE CLIFTON

By Roger Worsley

BEDFORD TOWN 3
BIGGLESWADE T 2
BEDFORD put recent form behind them after winning by the odd goal in five at home to Biggleswade Town.
It looked as though the Eagles might breeze through the match after taking a two-goal lead early on.
James Clifton would have made a great start on his debut, when connecting with a free-kick to score after only two minutes, but it was disallowed for offside.
Seven minutes later, Bedford did take the lead, when Ryan Blake, on the left byline, came in, and injured himself trying to score, but the ball rolled out, and was fired home ...

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