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FLACKWELL HEATH 3 BIGGLESWADE FC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Tom Major

■ FLACKWELL Heath eased past Biggleswade at Wilks Park to keep hold of their place inside the top five.
The hosts opened the scoring with just 22 minutes on the clock when Jack Shakespeare found the back of the net before it got worse for the visitors when Lawrie Marsh saw red.
It was then Flackwell’s game to lose and they only strengthened their grip just before the hour mark when Wiktor Makowski doubled their lead.
Having his say once again before the final whistle, Makowski found his second and Flackwell’s third in the 75th minute ...

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