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EAGLES FALL UNDER TON OF BRICKS

DIV 1 CENTRAL 
BEDFORD TOWN 2 HADLEY 3
By Roger Worsley

HADLEY successfully took top of the table Bedford to task with a hard-fought win at the Eyrie.
The Eagles took the lead midway through the first half when a super through ball from Lewis Green found Ryan Blake, and just one touch later the ball was in the back of the net. But just before the halftime break the Bricks dispatched a penalty through Luke Alfano, but Bedford regained the lead in the 45th minute when Blake raced onto a Leon Lobjoit pass to score.
Just after the hour mark, Caoilin McGettigan weaved his way past ...

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