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BIGGLESWADE TN 4 BARTON ROVERS 4

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Tim Booth

■ THE two Bedfordshire sides served up a classic.
Alfie Powell gave the hosts the lead after 34 minutes with a neat finish. Rovers showed more attacking intent after the interval and were rewarded with an equaliser after 62 minutes, Albie Hall scoring with a delightful finish past keeper Jack Berman.
Cyrus Babaie-Gumbs restored the lead for the Waders. After 72minutes Hall got his second for Rovers, this time a penalty. Rawn Searle put the visitors in front for the first time, after 81 minutes, before Powell got his second. Rovers thought they’...

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