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DIV 1 CENTRAL
BARTON ROVERS 0 BEACONSFIELD T 0
By Jake Blackwood

THIS STALEMATE saw a quiet opening 20 minutes with limited quality, whilst the only real chance of the half came from the hosts’ Ashton Grant, who saw an effort from outside the area sail just over the bar.
Rovers looked to improve in the second half and Alfie Warman saw a shot saved just after the restart.
Ten minutes later at the other end, Rovers were fortunate not to fall behind let off when Marte Powell lost possession in midfield leaving his defence outnumbered.
However, Thomas Baggaley and Cameron Hyde ...

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