League Two

Clark the spark to sting Bees for four

by
The LeaguePaper Team
29 October 2017

By Chris Marshall-Bell

SECOND in the table is exactly where Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman expected to be and he has called on his side to maintain their promotion form.
A convincing home win against Barnet which left the Bees in 21st place and without a league win in ten games began with Sean McConville giving Stanley a first-half lead.
Jordan Clark doubled their advantage, and after Jamal Campbell Ryce – who earlier missed a penalty – reduced the deficit, Billy Kee and Kayden Jackson each added to the home side’s lead.
“It’s no secret we’ve ...

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