Non-League Paper

FRONT MAN OLLIE BARS THE WAY TO SCHOLARS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 November 2021

WORTHING 2 POTTERS BAR TN 1

By Alan Evans
WORTHING maintained their unbeaten run when two first-half goals allowed them to survive a spirited second half fightback by Potters Bar.
The Rebels should have taken the lead midway through the first half when a driven shot was brilliant ly tipped over by star man Scholars keeper Hafed Al-Droubi.
The home side then opened the scoring on 29 minutes when Bar lost the ball in midfield to Ollie Pearce who ran on to set up Jesse Starkey for a cool finish.
The visitors’ midfield was caught out again on the stroke of half-time with Pearce runn...

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