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Ebbsfleet United 1-2 Barnet: Cal keeps his cool to double at Fleet

Callum Stead bagged a brace as much-fancied Barnet collected their first National League points of the season at the second attempt at Ebbsfleet United.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2024

By Stuart Francis

EBBSFLEET UNITED 1
Poleon 90+5

BARNET 2
Stead 43, 70

BEES BUZZ: Barnet’s Zak Brunt celebrates victory
PICTURE: Dave Plumb

CALLUM STEAD bagged a brace as much-fancied Barnet collected their first National League points of the season at the second attempt at Ebbsfleet United.
With both sides having lost on the opening day, the Bees bounced back as the impressive Stead netted in either half despite Ebbsfleet substitute Dominic Poleon’s stoppage-time penalty.
But Fleet manager Danny Searle was much happier with what he saw from his players after last weekend’s 5-1 defeat...

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