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HOT-HEADED BEDINGFIELD HINDERS FC

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
WARE 1 BIGGLESWADE FC 0
By Stephen King

WARE got the better of a determined Biggleswade who fought to the end despite being reduced to ten men. Rio Bedingfield received a second yellow for a petulant foul towards the end of the first half.
Until then, Biggleswade had played a game of containment with Bedingfield and Michael Simpson sitting in front of the back four. This kept Ware at bay and provided a spring board for attacks as the visitors moved the ball about well. Ware applied more pressure in the second half and crosses rained in on the Biggleswade goal without e...

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