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WELWYN-G-CITY 1 REAL BEDFORD 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 January 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Phil Ravitz

TWO quick goals in three minutes sealed a hard-fought victory for Real Bedford, keeping them top of Division One Central.
For 80 minutes, Welwyn Garden City gave the league leaders a stern test and could have taken control by half time.
Against the run of play, Real Bedford took the lead just before the break, with Josh Setchell capitalising on a defensive slip to slot home.
Welwyn responded in the 71st minute through Lewis Taaffe, but Real Bedford proved decisive when Joe Evans put the visitors back in front after 83 minutes, and substitute Tom Hitchc...

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