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BINFIELD1 BADSHOT LEA 1

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Don Greene

■ BADSHOT LEA remain 12 points from safety despite a point at fellow strugglers Binfield.
The Moles are now eight points above the drop.
After 24 minutes, Sam Bartlett won a challenge against a Badshot defender and his pass picked out Reece Jones, who made no mistake in beating Harry Cawdron.
The equaliser came eight minutes before half time, Be-back Dehghani winning the ball out wide and crossing for Fin Evans to knock past Coleridge Fubler Jr.
Jones smashed a shot against the Badshot crossbar just after the break.
The Baggies offered li...

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