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Bees are buzzing at Mauro’s miracles

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The LeaguePaper Team
10 September 2017

By George Thorpe
BARNET head coach Rossi Eames said there is “more to come” from his side after this home win over Cambridge United moved them into the play-off positions.
The visitors had conceded just three times this season in League Two, but a Mauro Vilhete brace and a strike from last week’s hat-trick hero Shaquille Coulthirst saw this tally double at The Hive.
The Bees now have seven goals in two league games, much to the joy of Eames.
“I am delighted with the performance and with the work-rate the team showed and what we did with the ball,” he said.
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