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Brennan so angry over Isiah’s red card ‘farce’

Brennan so angry over Isiah’s red card ‘farce’

By Stephen Serpent

BARNET 1
Tshimanga 20
BARNET: Cox 7, Senior 7, Collinge 6, Williams 6, Crichlow-Noble 8, Gallagher 6, Reeves 6 (Noel-Williams 62, 4), Ajayi 6 (Knowles 45, 6), Lakin 6 (Ofoborh 62, 6), Kanu 6 (Comley 89), Tshimanga 7. Subs not used: Haralambous, Smith.
OLDHAM ATH 1
Fondop 90+4
OLDHAM: Hudson 6, Sutton 7, Daniels 6, Monthe 6, Robson 6, Payne 7 (Chilvers 90), Norburn 6, Appiah-Forson 6 (Drummond 45, 7), Kavanagh 6, Fawunmi 6 (Hawkes 81), Fondop 8. Subs not used: Wilson, Scott-Morriss, Pett, Temple.
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