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OSOBU RESCUES BARTON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2019

DIV 1 CENTRAL
BARTON ROVERS 1
BERKHAMSTEAD 1
By David Wyllie
ROVERS grabbed a draw from the jaws of defeat when captain Victor Osobu rifled a low left shot past Berkhamsted keeper Xavier Comas Leon in added time.
The first half was shaded by the away side who played the better football and were dominant in possession but goal-scoring chances were few and far between.
But the visitor’s Lewis Toomey was a livewire up front all match and it was he who was on the end of a Jonathan Lacey left wing cross to fire Berkhamsted in front after 58 minutes.
The second half was dominated by the awa...

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