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E’S MADE TO RUE BLITZ OF GOALS BY FC

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
ENFIELD 1 BIGGLESWADE 4
By Dan Payne

BIGGLESWADE climbed to sixth in the table after putting four past a beleaguered Enfield side.
The hosts took the lead after 12 minutes through Will Ademiluyi, who slotted home from inside the area.
But Biggleswade hit back with four goals inside 38 minutes. Adam Hunt with the first after 52 minutes, holding off his man before volleying home.
They took the lead six minutes later when a short-corner routine was eventually bundled home by Sonny Coughlin-Brown.
Two became three after 75 minutes when Alex Marsh found the top corner ju...

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