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KINGSTONIAN 1 WESTFIELD 5

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Ollie Underwood

■ WESTFIELD put a dagger into Ks faint title hopes. Caleb Wright opened the scoring after good move in the box, and it was two when Gary Abisogun found the unmarked Jack Beadle.
It was three when Lui Edwards beat a defender and put the ball in the bottom corner.
Before Westfield could enjoy the goal properly, Ks went down the other end and got a penalty when Ben Parkinson was brought down.
Eddie Simons stepped up and reduced the deficit to two goals. However, Beadle slammed the ball past Liam Allen to make it 4-1, before Mayowa (Tobi) Adaje...

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