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MONEYFIELDS 2 BINFIELD 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 October 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Hayden Smith

■ SECOND-HALF goals from Simba Miambo and Tayo Singerr gave Moneyfields a comfortable win over Binfield.
It was the hosts who dominated the opening exchanges, with Singerr forcing Coleridge Fubler Jr into a fine save after 22 minutes of play.
Moneyfields got the goal they deserved just five minutes after the interval when a deflected shot from James Franklyn fell into the path of Miambo, who made no mistake.
Moneyfields had the chance to double their lead after 77 minutes when they were awarded a spot kick. However, Singerr saw his effort saved by ...

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