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SCHOLARS RAISE THE BAR IN FINAL HOME CLASH

POTTERS BAR T 3 CARSHALTON A 1
By Alan Evans

THE SCHOLARS ended a tough home programme with an emphatic win against a strong Carshalton Athletic side.
A first half brace from birthday boy Sam Dowridge alongside a great finish from substitute Lewis Smith saw Bar take the points in an entertaining mid table game.
The home side went ahead in the fourteenth minute Sam Dowridge celebrating his birthday with a fine finish following a good move down the right.
Ken Feyi almost doubled the lead moments later ,firing just wide after good work from Ali Njie. The lead was eventually doubled ten m...

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