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KINGS LANGLEY 0 BEACONSFIELD T 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 April 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Callum Humphrey

■ DEFEAT for Kings Langley coupled with results elsewhere meant they moved to just three points off the drop, with Beaconsfield Town sealing back-toback victories thanks to a Joshua Marcon brace.
There was little to separate the sides, but the Rams came out on top in the big moments. Marcon’s first strike came in the 34th minute, slotting past Josh Bowler as the ball ricocheted around after a challenge in the box. His second was a fine volley just after the half. Henry Dudley struck a post and Edu Toiny-Pendred missed a golden oppo...

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