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REAL BEDFORD 7 BEACONSFIELD T 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 March 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Arran White

■REAL Bedford were in fine form as they struck a magnificent seven goals.
By the break the home side were 4-0up in what became a very one-sided half.
Joe Evans scored in the Evans completed a hat-trick. 16th and 25th minute after initial saves by Beaconsfield un- Further goals followed,
der 18 goalkeeper Matt Keane. with Evans getting his fourth The home side made it 3-0to make it six, before Beaconsfield pulled one back, with with Richardson heading in from a corner, before Stevens Manu Oke-William heading tapped one in. in. The final goal was y...

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