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BEES SUCCUMB TO TOUGH POSH TEST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2019

By David Bloomfield

USING OUR HEADS: Barnet’s Callum Reynolds rises highest and, inset, Barnet head coach Darren Currie
PICTURE: TGSPHOTO

IN A keenly contested match that could have produced a number of cautions, eventually it was Peterborough United who produced a League One standard display to see off battling Barnet.
The Bees had deservedly taken the lead when Simeon Akinola capitalised on keeper Christy Pym’s lapse of concentration midway through the first half.
Posh boss Darren Ferguson heaped praise on a slick Bees display, commenting: “Credit to Barnet, the...

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