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TEN-MAN WADERS HOLD ON FOR WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

DIV 1 CENTRAL
BIGGLESWADE 2 AYLESBURY UNITED 1
By Lee Rusbridge

TEN-MAN Biggleswade continued their strong start to 2026 as they claimed a hard fought victory over Aylesbury on Friday evening.
An eighth-minute header from Alex Marsh put FC on their way to another three points as Ethan Kessel sent over the corner and Marsh rose highest to guide home his 18th of the season.
Both teams traded opportunities in an open first half, including Temi Akinbusoye, who ran the entire length of the field before firing wide.
Despite seeing Conor In-skip sent off for a foul at the start of the s...

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