National League

O’S MAKING THE POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2019

Draw pleases Edinburgh as Orient take another step to the title

By David Bloomfield
BARNET 0 LEYTON ORIENT 0

IT’S A BATTLE: James Dayton and Harry Taylor tussle for the ball PICTURES: TGSPHOTO

CLOSE: O’s Josh Coulson sees his first half header cleared off the line by Ephron Mason- Clark

Barnet were good value for their point against table-topping Orient, who had veteran keeper Dean Brill to thank keeping his old club scoreless.
Both managers postmatch celebrated the holy grail of denying their opponents, with the Barnet boss Darren Currie saying: “Any team that...

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