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UXBRIDGE 4 BADSHOT LEA 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Simon Barnes

ADA Okorogheye led the charge as an impressive Uxbridge side put Badshot Lea to the sword.
After a slow start, Badshot Lea seemed to be growing into the game just as they fell behind after 24 minutes. Possession was given away cheaply as Okorogheye put Uxbridge ahead, his side taking their narrow lead into the break.
Four minutes after the restart Okorogheye bagged his brace, leaving Gavin Smith’s side with it all to do.
Substitute George Moore added the Reds’ third in the 70th minute to seal all three points for his side.
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