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EAGLES DARE TO END A POOR RUN

By Steve Penny

SCARBOROUGH ATH 1 BEDFORD TOWN 2
BEDFORD Town ended their three-match winless run by sending Scarborough to defeat in the first match at their newly renamed Moneyweb Stadium.
A heated encounter was settled by a late penalty in a game dominated by referee Tom Wilson.
Bedford took the lead from a disputed free-kick. George Moncur ran into Boro’s Luke Hall on the edge of the area but the referee put the blame on the home player and booked him. Further punishment was instant with Joe Payne curling the free-kick round the wall and into the net.
STAR MAN: Alex Wiles (Sca...

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