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SUPER SIM’S ON THE SPOT IN A BARNET LATE SHOW

SUPER SIM’S

By David Bloomfield

SIM AKINOLA’S headed winner three minutes into time added on gave Barnet the hard-fought victory that the number of chances created deserved.
In Jack Taylor, the Bees have a goalscoring midfielder who is beginning to determine the outcome of games and it was his superb left-footed strike from 20 yards that gave the home side the lead in the 26th minute.
AFC Fylde are much improved of late and showed as much in the second half.
Indeed, they levelled on the hour mark when Danny Rowe’s piledriver of a free kick found the back of the net before Scott Loach ...

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