The French Forces had to struggle hard to retain their unbeaten record in the Second Division when they just managed to defeat the British Navy by four goals to three ina game that was full of thrills. Both sides missed chances as a result of ove, and had the naval forwards availed themselves of the chances presented them, they would have brought about the defeat of the strong-going French Force: sides of the post, Mader, when well placed, sent the ball high over. the cross bar, The spectators were getting plenty of thrills, in which è helped to keep them amused by his anties, with little studied football being shown by either side, Kushnerenko gathered a pass from Murray to place to Madar, who sent into he middle.
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