Non-League Paper

Mongoy Bars the way for Potters

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 January 2022

BOGNOR REGIS T 2 POTTERS BAR TN 0
By Liam Goodle

BOGNOR got back to winning ways at home when second half goals from Jordy Mongoy and Dan Gifford saw off their Hertfordshire guests.
The Rocks remain in 12th. And, despite this defeat, Potters Bar remain 17th.
Potters Bar’s Bilal Sayoud had a chance after just 22 seconds. Joe Dandy headed it out straight to him and he spotted Amadou Tangara off his line but his audacious strike flew narrowly over.
But the hosts were soon in the game. Natgan Odokonyero held the ball up for Ashton Leigh who let fly from edge of the box, forcing Scho...

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