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SCHOLARS HAND BLUES A SECOND HALF LESSON

POTTERS BAR T 3 BILLERICAY T 0
By Alan Evans

POTTERS BAR convincingly beat Isthmian returnees Billericay after a powerful second-half
The Scholars had the better of a goalless first half. Ethan Kaiser forced a fine save from Blues keeper Harry Seaden. And Seaden was called into action again later in the half, this time denying Dejon Noel-Williams.
Jacob Bancroft had the ball in the net for the visitors as half-time approached but his effort was ruled out for offside.
The visitors adjusted their formation at the break. But it didn’t work.
Bar’s Joe Boachie pulled a s...

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