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SKIPPER WESNETS AS RAMS TRIUMPH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2018

By Mark Brennan
BEACONSFIELD TOWN 2 FLEET TOWN 0
BEACONSFIELDstayed within three points of league leaders AFC Rushden & Diamonds but Fleet will feel justifiably aggrieved that they didn’t get at least a point.
The Rams took the lead on ten minutes when captain Wes Daly volleyed the ball past Liam Beach.
The second period saw Fleet hit the post twice and the bar once as they took advantage of a belowpar Beaconsfield display.
Toyoshi Ousanya was a constant threat and saw his chipped effort on 75 minutes bounce back off a post when a goal looked certain.
The home side weathered the s...

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