Southern Leagues

DOMINANT BERKO EASE TO VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 October 2021

DIV 1 CENTRAL
BERKHAMSTED 2 KEMPSTON RVRS 0
By Stuart Hastie

BERKO stayed top of the league thanks to two second-half goals.
In the first half it looked like Berkhamsted might regret their missed chances.
Connor Toomey blasted over the railway line and Alie Bangura had a shot cleared off the line after the goalkeeper was beaten. The visitors had some good shots but just missed the target.
Lucas Kirkpatrick thought he had given the Comrades the lead soon after the interval only to be called back for one of several tight offside decisions. In the 55th minute Lewis Toomey got the ball off...

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