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HIVE BUZZES AS MAGICAL BEES STING SAD WANDS

HIVE BUZZES

By David Bloomfield

BARNET 6
Kabamba 10 (pen), O’Donkor 22, Stead 30, 38, Gordon 81, Brunt 90+1

DORKING W 0

OPENER: Barnet’s Nicke Kabamba celebrates the first goal

BARNET confidently and completely swept aside Dorking with the scoreline accurately reflecting the gulf between the teams.
The home side romped into a four-goal lead by half-time, scored two more for good measure in the second period and set out their stall to secure second place in the table behind champions Chesterfield.
England C inter national Callum Stead notched a brace, with top scorer Nick...

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