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BRENTWOOD TOWN 2 HARINGEY BOROUGH 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

By Ken Hobbs
■HARINGEY lost their unbeaten league record to a Brentwood team on a three-game losing streak heading into the game.
Ralston Gabriel had three good chances for the visitors early on and it was against the run of play when the Blues took the lead, Matt Price scoring from the penalty spot after Brad Hunter was fouled.
Brentwood improved after the break and were worth their win in the end. Harry Gibbs put Shomari Barnwell through for the second goal on 59 minutes and Alfie Hilton was denied a third by keeper Austin Byfield.
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