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DIV 1 S.CENTRAL

By Sam Wright

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JAMES Barnett’s hat-trick led Bedfont to a thrashing of Horndean. Barnett kicked off the scoring in the 13th minute, before notching his second ten minutes later after Horndean grabbed one back through Henry McDonald.
Before the interval, Jordan Hamilton-Olise added a third, and the red-hot Barnett notched his trifecta just five minutes into the new half.
Following this, Kai Hamilton-Olise added to the misery

BEDFONT SPORTS 5
HORNDEAN 1
with a solid finish to make it 5-1in the 54th minute.
Taylor Cook’s 89th-minute red card compounded the v...

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