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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
BARTON ROVERS 1 ENFIELD 1
By Jacob Blackwood

IT was another draw for Barton Rovers as they hosted Enfield in what was largely a frustrating game, albeit one with moments of quality for both teams.
The first chance fell to Rovers when Cousins played a pinpoint cross into the box, but Albie Hall just couldn’t latch onto the end of it.
Alfie Warman was forced to clear a shot off the line for Rovers in the 33rd minute before the hosts went straight up the other end and had a chance of their own which Rhiney squandered.
Albie Hall broke the deadlock after the break...

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