Non-League Paper

ENFIELD 2 BIGGLESWADE 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

By Teddy Hancock

■ ENFIELD won their first FA Trophy tie since 2006 thanks to goals from Brad McClenaghan and Matt Hurley.
From the start supporters could see that it would be a competitive game with chances for both sides. Enfield’s relentless pressure on the visitors’ defence eventually told
in the 34th minute when Ernest Okoh attacked the right hand side and drove inside winning a corner. The corner was swung in by Callum Taylor towards the head of McClenaghan who headed home. The home side again were the better side in the second period and their efforts were...

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