Non-League Paper

SCHOLARS GET TOP MARKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2026

POTTERS BAR TN 2 CARSHALTON ATH 1
By Owen Barnard

POTTERS Bar Town secured a huge win at home against Carshalton Athletic in a relegation six pointer.
Demaray Anyadike scored a stunning volley to open the scoring after just three minutes, hitting the top corner with a shot across goal to give Bar a crucial lead.
Tolu Ladapo had a golden chance to level the tie when he received the ball after Ryan Blackman gave it away in the box, but he didn’t connect with it properly.
Brandon Adams doubled the lead after 20 minutes when he arrived at the back post following a scramble to p...

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