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BEACONSFIELD TN 0 THAME UNITED 4

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Tony Narther

■ THAME United remain on the edge of the play-offs after a comprehensive victory over hosts Beaconsfield Town.
Zidan Akers asked plenty of questions for the Rams, but it was Thame who were the more direct and they took the lead after 18 minutes when the ball fell to Charlie Stow, who smashed it past Tommy Dymott.
Curtis Brown did the hard work for Thame’s second goal, finished coolly by Harry Alexander.
Five minutes after the interval, a long throw-in from Luke Tingey found Mark Riddick and the skipper made it 3-0.
Matty Crowther made a...

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