National League

IT ALL WENT TO THE WIRE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2020

Virtual finale sees Barnet, Linnets and Hawks prevail

By DAVID RICHARDSON

WE MAY never find out how the National League seasons were set to end. Would Barrow have held on to their lead at the top or were in-form Harrogate Town going to pip them to the title?
Could Ebbsfleet United escape the drop and was it really all but over for AFC Fylde?
Who would hold their nerve in the North; King’s Lynn Town or York City?
And could Havant & Waterlooville catch Wealdstone? After all that the play-offs were still to come – we had some end to the season in store!
Fortunately, our f...

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