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WILLIAMS SPOT ON AS BORO TAKE THE POINTS

GOSPORT BORO 3 BEACONSFIELD T 2
By Connor Steele

GOSPORT ended a mixed campaign with a third successive home victory.
It was a slow start for both teams as Dan Wooden headed harmlessly wide after nine minutes; Kyal Williams and Abdulai Baggie seeing shots blocked shortly afterwards. This pressure told when Gosport took the lead after 31 minutes; Baggie curling in a brilliant shot past Henry Grad despite an initial slip.
Beaconsfield equalised after 40 minutes when Samuel Granville fired home from 25 yards out following an injury to Oliver Sprague. The away striker Nathan Minhas conv...

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