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MORRELL THE SPARK FOR REAL VICTORY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Peter Hough

REAL BEDFORD went top of the Southern League Central Division with a comfortable win at Hertford Town.
The Pirates raced into a commanding lead, scoring twice in 17 minutes to leave Hertford scrambling for a foothold they never managed to find.
Taking just 12 minutes to open the scoring, the visitors found the lead courtesy of a great strike from Jack Morrell, who rewarded his side for their solid start.
HERTFORD TOWN 0
REAL BEDFORD 3
It was then the turn of Joey Evans to wheel away in celebration a few moments later after he finished off a quick bre...

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