Non-League Paper

SCHOLARS ARE HELD IN STALEMATE WITH GATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 March 2022

POTTERS BAR TN 0 WINGATE & F 0
By Alan Evans

POTTERS BAR extended their unbeaten run to five games but were unable to breach a resolute Wingate and Finchley back line.
Defences came out on top, at the expense of much of the spectacle.
However, the point earned by each side keeps them both comfortably enough clear of the bottom two to avoid relegation worries unless their form disintegrates in Bar’s last dozen and Wingate’s last 14 games.
In an uninspiring first half, the best early chances fall to the home side with Tyler Christian-Law creating opportunities for Norma...

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