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STOTFOLD 1 BARTON ROVERS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

DIV ONE CENTRAL
By Darren Whiley

MATT BALL’S second- goal was enough half to give Stotfold their fourth straight league win at their JSJ Stadium.
Barton will be wondering how they hadn’t taken the lead just after half-time when Patrick McCafferty saw his long range effort brush against a post that left Alfie Bonfield scrambling across his line.
The game’s only goal came after 64 minutes when Ashley Kersey, who was brought into the starting line up at the last minute as he replaced Connor Vincent, did well to beat two defenders to the ball to knock it down into t...

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