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GREENS FIND NINE-GOAL THRILLER SO PAYNE-FUL

HENDON 4 BEACONSFIELD T 5
By David Ballheimer

BEACONSFIELD Town never trailed, but ended hanging on at the end of a magnificent afternoon of goals – some exceptional – at Silver Jubilee Park.
The scoreline tells only half the story, because many of the goals came from defensive lapses, but the way they were punished was great to watch, especially for the neutral.
In the third minute, the Rams’ Josh Payne smashed in a 25-yard curler after a misplaced clearance. Seven minutes later, Beaconsfield didn’t deal with the danger and Billy Leonard scored his 10th g...

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