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Young gun powers the Boro six-hitters

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

By Mark Brennan
BEACONSFIELD TOWN 2
FARNBOROUGH 6
REGGIE Young’s hat-trick helped Farnborough put hosts Beaconsfield to the sword, the home side’s cause not helped by an early injury to keeper Ravan Constable.
Connor Cullen set up the impressive Andrew Sealey-Harris on nine minutes to shoot past a visibly hampered Constable.
He was replaced in goal by striker Brendan Matthew and he did well until he was beaten by a curler from Young on 38 minutes.
Young got his second two minutes later as the Rams defence gave him far too much space though Beaconsfield did get back into the game...

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