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BIGGLESWADE TN 5 LEVERSTOCK GN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 September 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Luke Rushbrooke

■ BIGGLESWADE came out on top of an eight-goal thriller at Langford Road. And yet it was the visitors who started the stronger, taking
the lead after just two minutes, as Jeffrey Sekyere poked past keeper Luke Mewitt. Lynton Goss levelled for Biggleswade in the 16th minute. Things went from bad to worse for the home side as Back came the visitors, Iker Green doubled their advantage Noguera Leon scoring a penalty after the half hour. five minutes later when Juan Pablo Velasco struck home Town then equalised after from the edge of the area. the hour ...

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