National League North

BASILDON UNITED 2 FELIXSTOWE & WU 4

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2023

NORTH
By Andrew Buxton

■ IT WAS another bad dayat the office for the Bees after they suffered a loss to Felixstowe and Walton.
Joe Whight gave the Seasiders the lead from the spot and then things went from bad to worse for the home side when Tom Bullard scored a second for the visitors.
Kye Jude reduced the arrears in the 38th minute but the Seasiders extended their lead five minutes later through Charlie Warren.
Zak Brown made it 4-1 in the 48th minute and then shortly after Warren saw red for the away team.
Kai Brown pulled a goal back for the Bees but it was too little,...

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