Beaconsfield dominated the ball and found the breakthrough in the 16th minute from a perfectly delivered corner by Marcon. The ball ricocheted off the bar during a goalmouth scramble and Oke-William was quickest to react, smashing the ball home to give the Rams a deserved lead.
Only five minutes later, the Rams doubled their advantage. Udeh launched a pinpoint long pass to Dickson-Peters, whose clever flick found Oke-William again—this time heading in his second of the match.
Beaconsfield nearly made it three before the break when Kpogomouh broke through one v one with the keeper, but a last ditch tackle from the hosts denied him.
Half time Stotfold 0–2 Beaconsfield Town
Second Half: Defensive Steel and a Hat-Trick Hero
Stotfold came out with more urgency after the break, but Beaconsfield’s counter-attacking threat remained potent. In the 54th minute, Silvera and Dobson combined beautifully, with Dobson firing a long-range effort on target.

Goalkeeper Welland, who was making his senior men's debut, was called into action in the 65th minute, making a crucial save to preserve the two goal cushion.
Stotfold thought they had pulled one back in the 77th minute, but the assistant referee’s flag was up early for offside, keeping the Rams’ clean sheet intact.
The final word belonged to Manu Oke-William. In the closing stages, Josh Stranks delivered a low cross with precision, and Oke-William made no mistake—slotting home his third of the day to seal a memorable hat-trick and overall team performance by the Rams.

Full-Time: Stotfold 0–3 Beaconsfield Town
A clinical performance from Beaconsfield Town, led by a sensational hat-trick from Manu Oke-William. The Rams showed attacking flair, defensive resilience, and team cohesion throughout. A statement win on the road and a performance to build on.

Man of the match Manu Oke-William’s