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WINCHESTER C 1 Waters 3 BEDFONT SPTS 1 Simmo 55 (pen)
By Malcolm Clarke

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
WINCHESTER City were involved in a match that finished 1-1 after 90 minutes for the third time in a week, as they surrendered top spot – as a result of the draw Bedfont Sports moved up to fourth.
Winchester made a very positive start to the game and in the third minute Oliver Balmer set up Bradley Waters to score.
Balmer again set up Waters whose shot was saved by the legs of Bedfont goalkeeper Tyler Tobin at the expense of a corner and Winchester could have easily led by more than goal at ha...

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