Isthmian Leagues

GUERNSEY 1 BEDFONT SPORTS 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH CEN
By Matt Garrett

HARRISON Williams began his tenure as Bedfont Sports’ boss with a hard-earned point at fellow strugglers Guernsey.
Williams, who made the switch from South Park earlier this week, saw his side battle back from a goal down and the loss of their leading scorer.
Things started badly for Sports, Sam Evans limping away from the action after 14 minutes and worse was to come when Danny Hale fired the hosts ahead soon afterwards.
Sports levelled before the break courtesy of Steve Ngunga’s back-post header.
Guernsey had one chalked off second half, ...

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