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KEMPSTON ROVERS 1 BIGGLESWADE FC 3

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Tom Brady

■ TEENAGE starlet Amaru  Kaunda was at the double to lead Biggleswade to a fourth win in a row at basement boys Kempston.
The 17-year-old on work experience from Cambridge United started and finished the scoring to send the visitors into Christmas in good heart.
Kaunda broke the deadlock after 29 minutes taking a touch, before firing home, this after Daniel Bond’s shot deflected into his path.
The hosts levelled almost immediately when Rio Dasilva’s corner deflected in, but Michael Simpson’s near-post header restored ...

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