League Two

MO EISA HERO AGAIN

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The LeaguePaper Team
28 January 2018

By Jon Palmer

TUSSLE: Dan Sweeney and Brian Graham in action.
PICTURES:PSI/ Anthony Thompson

MAGIC MO: Eisa celebrates his goal

GRAHAM Westley was pleased to come away from Cheltenham with a point despite seeing his Barnet side pegged back after a dream start.
Defender Ricardo Santos put the Bees in front after less than two minutes from Ryan watson’s corner. However, Cheltenham improved in the second half and Mohamed Eisa’s 14th goal of the season made it 1-1.
“Every point you earn needs to be won and winning is an art,” said Westley. “The lads put in...

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