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FARNBOROUGH 6 BEACONSFIELD 1

By Mark Brennan
HAT-TRICKS from Perry Coles and Jamie Cureton gave Farnborough the perfect preparation for their play-off against Egham.
A tenth-minute strike by Coles put them on their way, with strike partner Cureton slotting home his first on 15 minutes.
A Charlie Losasso shot against the bar was all SYCOB had to offer as further goals by Coles and Cureton gave Farnborough a 4-0 half time lead.
Boro took their foot off the pedal in the second half, though hat-trick strikes by Cureton on 68 minutes and Coles on 75 ensured a tussle for the match ball.
Beaconsfield pulled one back through A...

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