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Barnet 2-0 FC Halifax Town: Bees off the a flier in tribute to friend Mel

Barnet’s revamped side hit the ground running as goals from Ephron Mason-Clark and Nicke Kabamba swept away 10-man Halifax at the Hive.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 August 2022

By Ben Kosky

BARNET 2
Mason-Clark 12, Kabamba 82

FC HALIFAX TN 0
BARNET’S revamped side hit the ground running as goals from Ephron Mason-Clark and Nicke Kabamba swept away 10-man Halifax at the Hive.
Mason-Clark, who netted the Bees’ 13th-minute opener, was one of only two survivors in the starting line-up from last season.
Debutant centre-forward Kabamba doubled the lead eight minutes from time, after Town defender Jamie Scott had been shown his second yellow card.
It was no more than the Bees deserved and head coach Dean Brennan said:
“Everyone to a man has gone to the line today and ...

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