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BEACONSFIELD T 2 AFC DUNSTABLE 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Arran White

■ A NEW era began at Beaconsfield Town under interim manager Sam Togwell.
The first half was largely uneventful, with Beaconsfield coming the closest to opening the scoring.
The second half started with Beaconsfield on the front foot, seeing a shot pushed onto a post, before later hitting the bar. The hosts finally took the lead through Jacques Kpohomouh, heading home from a free-kick. As the game entered the final stages the goals started to flow, with AFC Dunstable equalising through Momodou Jallow.
Beaconsfield looked to have won the game when ...

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