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BEES HIT BACK IN CAPITAL THRILLER

BEES HIT

By Mitul Samji

DAGENHAM & R 3
Umerah 1, Crichlow 34, Hill 48

BARNET 4
Kanu 4, Kabamba 65, 68 (2 pens), Browne 77

GOAL-DEN BROWNE! Barnet scorer Rhys Browne, left, celebrates his winner with Ryan Glover after Nicke Kabamba scores his second from the spot, right
PICTURE: Arfa

NICKE Kabamba scored two penalties inside three second-half minutes as high-flying Barnet fought back to edge out London rivals Dagenham & Redbridge in a seven-goal thriller at Victoria Park.
Kabamba struck his spot-kick brace midway through the second half to bring Dean Brennan’s Bees level ...

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