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BEDFORD TOWN 4 STAMFORD 0
By Roger Worsley

A CLINICAL second-half display gave Bedford the points as the side won comfortably at the Eyrie against fellow play-off contenders Stamford.
The first-half was a bright and even affair, with the visitors taking the game to Bedford in the early stages, winning a couple of corners, but unable to penetrate the defence. Both keepers played a vital role to keep the half-time score at 0-0, by timely punches and sweeping up.
Four minutes into the second half saw the opening goal, when a corner was half cleared to Junior Gyamfi, and his shot was de...

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