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NO STOPPING MOATSIDERS

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Chris Pullen

MERSTHAM 4 BECKENHAM TOWN 2
WATCHING Merstham currently seems to guarantee goals. Their last six league games have seen the Moatsiders hit the net 19 times.
A highly-entertaining game at the Worldflow stadium produced another four for the home side.
The game got off to a frenetic start with three goals in the first 13 minutes. Merstham raced into a two-goal lead in the first eight minutes thanks to a deflected free-kick by Lee Lewis and a superb strike by Sam King.
Beckenham got a goal back almost immediately with a deflected free-kick of their own.
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