National League

GOLDEN BOY JAMES SEALS THE DEAL FOR TEN-MAN BLUEBIRDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

By Dan Darlington

BARROW hoisted themselves three points clear of the relegation zone after claiming a deserved win over a lacklustre Maidenhead United at York Road.
Luke James’s drilled finish in the early stages of the second half proved the difference, and the visitors held on for all three points quite comfortably, despite seeing Bedsente Gomis sent off 10 minutes from time.
A bright start by the home team quickly fizzled out, after James Comley’s shot from the edge of the area was blocked away in the fifth minute and Sean Marks appeared to be hauled down in the box Ba...

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