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Biggleswade Town are walking on water

BIGGLESWADE Town defied the reading of their last rites in the FA Trophy with boss Jim Martin believing it can inspire another unlikely survival mission.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

By Andy Mitchell

MARCHING ON: Brentwood Town celebrate their famous victory over Hereford in the last round
PICTURE: Steve Niblett

BIGGLESWADE Town defied the reading of their last rites in the FA Trophy with boss Jim Martin believing it can inspire another unlikely survival mission.
The Waders looked dead and buried when 3-0 down at Coleshill Town in their second-round clash but a five-minute hat-trick from Cyrus Babaie, including two goals in the same minute, turned the tide.
Martin’s men took the lead, got pegged back again but then grabbed an added-time winner in a 5-4 thriller that ...

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