Isthmian Leagues

BORO’S JOHNSON SPOT-ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

HARINGEY BORO 0 ENFIELD TOWN 0
By David Cumberbatch

ENFIELD’S title challenge suffered another minor setback as they were unable to take three points from this North London derby, having a second-half penalty saved in the process.
The Towners’ last four league games had produced 24 goals, so they will have been pleased with their clean sheet, if not Haringey’s.
There was a lively start by both teams and Enfield offered the first threat when Lyle Della-Verde tested Boro keeper Lamar Johnson from distance.
And Della Verde turned provider for Janke Cass and Mo Fa...

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