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GYASI GRABS ROVERS WINNER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 April 2018

By David Wyllie
BARTON ROVERS 1 FLEET TOWN 0
FLEET Town keeper Liam Beach saw some serious action as Rovers made the running.
His efforts ensured it was goalless at half-time, but in the 51st minute Michael Gyasi latched on to a loose ball and fired Rovers into a deserved lead.
Further opportunities came and went but Barton were unable to add to their lead.
Nevertheless, Fleet were confined to long-range efforts.
A late spate of substitutions on either side failed to spark any further scoring and Rovers grabbed all three points and just their second home win of the season.
It gives them fur...

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