Southern Leagues

FROM GOOD TO BRAD AS RAMS STAY GROUNDED

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

BEACONSFIELD 1
WALTON CAS 2
By Mark Brennan
A LATE Walton Casuals strike from Bradley Pearce kept Beaconsfield rooted to the bottom of the table.
At a rain lashed Holloways Park, the Stags staged a comeback to win with virtually the last kick of the game to take the three points back to Surrey.
The hosts started well and took the lead on ten minutes when a Charlie Losasso cross was cleared but only to Louis Stead who lashed a fierce shot past Alex Tokarczyk.
Both sides then had periods of possession but neither keeper was really tested.
With the rain pouring down at the start of the second ...

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