Isthmian Leagues

CHID SPOT-ON FOR BORO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2019

HARINGEY BORO’ 2 BISHOP’S ST 1

By David Cumberbatch
CHID ONOKWAI was Haringey’s hero when his 90th-minute penalty clinched a dramatic victory against a Stortford struggling to stay clear of the bottom six.
Both teams made a bright start and the visitors made their intentions clear when Shomari Barnwell forced an early save from Boro keeper Valery Pajetet.
Then Boro’s Anthony Mcdonald had a great ef fort which sailed just over after a move he began himself.
Dimitri Froxylias struck a low drive that had Stortford glovesman Frederick Burbidge scrambling low to his left....

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