Non-League Paper

BARTON ROVERS 3 HERTFORD TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 October 2022

SL DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Sophie Nicholson

BARTON Rovers recorded their first win of the season with a convincing win over Hertford Town yesterday.
Lewis Thomas bagged Rovers’ first giving Hertford shot-stopper Ronnie Sandford no chance.
The visitors drew level on the half-hour mark through Jesse Waller Lassen with a finish into a bottom corner.
Urijah Gordon-Douglas, though, restored Rovers’ onegoal advantage soon after when Barton broke away and scored on the counter.
A wonder strike from distance by man-of-the-match and former Blue, Kit Brown, in the second half sealed t...

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