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BEACONSFIELD T 2 LEIGHTON TOWN 2

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Arran White

BEACONSFIELD Town and Leighton Town played out a gripping encounter that ended all square.
Despite a promising start from Leighton, Beaconsfield struck first in the 28th minute, when James Dobson scored a wonder goal, striking the ball from 40 yards. Just 5 minutes later, the score was doubled. Dobson turned provider, and his corner was headed in by Manu Oke – Williams.
In the second half, Beaconsfield played with confidence and it was the 84th minute when they found a lifeline. Sydney Ibie picked up the ball out wide before smashing the ball into...

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