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BEACONSFIELD 4 MK IRISH 1

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Arran White

■TWO goals either side of half-time crushed MK Irish as Beaconsfield cruised to victory.
The hosts went a goal up through a James Dobson penalty, before doubling the lead when Charlie Smith went on a great run, before playing in Ade Gbolahan to smash home.
A rare lapse in focus from the hosts resulted in Troy’s Sil vera brushing the ball with his arm, and gave Irish’s Shepherd a chance he made no mistake from the spot.
Beaconsfield retook full control in the second half, star man Jacques Kpohomouh going on a great run and playing in ...

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