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Bromley 0-2 Barnet: Collinge at it again as Dean’s Bees buzz

Danny Collinge and Nick Kabamba both scored for the second week running as Barnet made it two wins from two against fellow promotion hopefuls Bromley at Hayes Lane.
Dean

By Mitul Samji

BROMLEY 0

BARNET 2
Collinge 25, Kabamba 63
DANNY Collinge and Nick Kabamba both scored for the second week running as Barnet made it two wins from two against fellow promotion hopefuls Bromley at Hayes Lane.
Collinge opened the scoring for the second consecutive week on 25 minutes when he capitalised on Ben Coker’s free-kick.
And Kabamba wrapped up victory just after the hour after meeting Zak Brunt’s inch-perfect pass.
“We had a game plan and managed to pull it off,” Kabamba said. “It’s all about momentum and playing like we did, it put us in a good position at the end of...

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