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Barnet 2-2 Grimsby Town: Waterfall makes up for early own goal

Grimsby Town came back from two goals down to snatch a point when skipper Luke Waterfall levelled in the 89th minute in a pulsating match at The Hive.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 May 2022

By David Bloomfield

BARNET 2
Marriott 37, Waterfall (og) 53,

GRIMSBY TOWN 2
Smith 81, Waterfall 89
GRIMSBY came back from two goals down to snatch a point when skipper Luke Waterfall levelled in the 89th minute in a pulsating match at The Hive.
The Bees had deservedly surged ahead with goals from the prolific Adam Marriott and a stunning headed own goal by Waterfall following some dazzling wing play on the right by Rob Hall.
Only when the Mariners were facing defeat did they shake off their lethargy and begin to look worthy of their play-off position.
With the visitors kicking towards the...

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