Isthmian Leagues

UXBRIDGE 3BADSHOT LEA 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2023

SOUTH CENTRAL
By Rian Strange

■UXBRIDGE took all three points at Honeycroft with a relaxed win over Badshot.
Both teams went into the break disappointed with their first-half displays.
It took a moment of genius from Uxbridge captain George Moore for the opening goal as he curled an effort in from the edge of the box. The hosts doubled their lead 10 minutes later. Moore was involved again when he nicked theball off Adam New and his saved effort fell to Bernard Mensah to finish.
A minute later, Uxbridge made it three. The Badshot defence gifted the ball to Moore who laid it o...

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