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ROVERS LEAVE IT LATE AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

BARTON ROVERS WALTHAM ABBEY 1 BARTON WON 4-2 ON PENS
By Darren Whiley

ROVERS beat Abbey on penalties after netting a late equaliser to win this tight clash.
It was a slow start for both sides. Although Rovers had more control, Abbey had the better chances in the first half as Bansal tested Josephs early before they netted when Rovers made a silly error in front of goal.
Early in the second half Josephs made a brilliant save to keep the deficit to one goal. Although Rovers lacked the control they had in the first half, they had much better chances as Shamalo and Warman went close be...

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