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BARTON ROVERS 2 WELWYN GARDEN C 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 April 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Jacob Blackwood

■ BARTON Rovers edged a win closer to confirming their play-off spot as they beat Welwyn Garden City.
Rovers had the best chance of the first 15 minutes when Kian Wilkes caught Joe Welch off his line, but he fired over.
Charlie Milton headed over the bar in the 22nd minute and that was a snippet of what was to come as he converted a header just under 20 minutes later to put the hosts ahead.
Rovers sub Markel Cousins put his effort over the bar 30 seconds after the restart. But they doubled 30 minutes before the final whistle as Nathan Frater...

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