Southern Combination Premier

WADERS ARE GIVEN FREE REIGN BY MAGIC MILES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2019

PREMIER CENTRAL
BIGGLESWADE T 3
REDDITCH UTD 1
By Mike Draxler
BIGGLESWADE regained their composure to complete the job after throwing away the lead through lack of concentration.
The home side started so well and maintained their dominance through the early stages.
Visiting keeper Max Beardmore must have had all his lucky charms working as Joe White, Shane Bush and Shaun Lucien all peppered im with shots, but he was equal to all as he put his body between the ball and goal.
It took something special from Shaun Lucien, a free-kick from 25 yards, to beat him and give the home side the advant...

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