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BOAKYE SPOT ON AT ICONIC

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
BINFIELD 1 BEDFONT SPORTS 1
By Leon Higgins

BINFIELD and Bedfont Sports played out a dull stalemate at the Iconic Stadium, a result that leaves the hosts deep in relegation trouble.
A third draw of the season was no good for Binfield as it left them seven points adrift of safety, while Sports climbed up two places into 14th spot.
James Barnett opened the scoring for Bedfont after 32 minutes with a tidy finish to beat Coleridge Fubler Jr in the Binfield net.
Aseel Albrek then drove down the wing just before half-time, cutting a pass back to Jamie Fuller, but the bal...

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