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ROVERS TAKE TOWN DOWN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2024

DIV ONE CENTRAL
BEACONSFIELD T 0 BARTON ROVERS 3
By Arran White

THERE was a good pace to the game from the off, with both teams attacking in the opening stages.
Barton went on to take the lead, with a great free kick from Taylor Rhiney, curling his effort in to give Barton a 1-0 lead. Beaconsfield had their chances to level the game as the half went on but couldn’t find the final touch needed.
As the game approached half-time Barton doubled their lead, with John Shamolo heading in from a corner.
The second half began ith Barton on top, comng close a couple of times efore fi...

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