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DAN’S THE MAN FOR BARRY IN MET DUEL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 August 2026

By Rob Cole

WELSH ROUND UP
DAN Smith came up with his second winner in three games in the Novira Cymru Premier has he notched the only goal in Barry Town United’s 1-0 home win over table-topping Cardiff Met in yesterday’s lunchtime battle of first-versus-second.
Both teams came into the game with 100 per cent records, but it was last season’s League Cup winners who made it three from three.
Smith once again came off the bench to make the difference as he eased Jack Shaw’s blushes following his penalty miss in the 80th minute
Met keeper Arron Davies dive...

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