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LONDON LIONS 2 BIGGLESWADE T 7

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 October 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Bryan Martin

■ LONDON Lions were taught a harsh lesson as they were buried under an avalanche of goals.
The interval saw a frankly ridiculous 5-0 score in favour of the league-topping away side. Joshua Steele grabbed a quick-fire brace before the 15-minute mark, while Harrison Rookard notched an impressive hat-trick.
Michael Perkins’ goal early in the second period slightly reduced the arrears, but Rookard was quick to mute the Lions’ roar as he added a fourth in the 51st minute. Alfie Powell chimed in two minutes later, as the home side failed to le...

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