National League North

DOUBLE TROUBLE IN TOWN CLASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 November 2025

BEDFORD TOWN 3 MERTHYR TOWN 4
By Roger Worsley

A LIVELY start and end to this game kept the fans on their toes, as Merthyr Town came away with victory.
Both top scorers in the division bagged a brace, as the first goal came just three minutes in, when Ricardo Rees was released on the right of the area, and he controlled and fired an unstoppable shot past Joe Wright.
The Eagles equalised quickly, when Josh Phillips latched on to a poor pass from Will Spiers to slot past Jaimie Cogman.
Rees then collected his second, on nine minutes, from the left of the area, as he received a pass t...

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