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NANA NETS FOR SCHOLARS

By Owen Barnard

POTTERS Bar Town secured an unlikely win against Dartford courtesy of Nana Kyei’s early strike.
Brandon Adams had a superb chance to give Bar the lead seven minutes in. He looked to follow in from Kyei’s shot, but Jonny Henly saved again brilliantly.
POTTERS BAR T 1
DARTFORD 0
The Scholars’ goal came after 11 minutes. From another well-constructed passing move, the ball fell to Kyei, who slotted home.
Such was the surprise at Bar leading that Dartford took captain Michael Olarewaju off after just 23 minutes to change shape.
Marcel Guzynski al...

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