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CLARKE HITS OUT AT HIS ‘SOFT’ TYKES

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The LeaguePaper Team
25 August 2024

CLARKE HITS

By Tim Roberts

BARNSLEY 2
Watters 26, Phillips 46

NORTHAMPTON TN 2
McCarron 73, Baldwin 78

FLYING HIGH: Northampton’s Jack Baldwin heads home to make it 2-2
PICTURES: WhiteRosePhotos

CRUISING: Adam Phillips, left , is mobbed after scoring the Tykes’ second

STAR MAN
ADAM PHILLIPS Barnsley

BARNSLEY head coach Darrell Clarke was disappointed with his side’s failure to go on and win after taking a two-goal lead against Northampton, who hit back to earn a draw.
Goals from Max Watters and Adam Phillips put the hosts in control, before Northampton equali...

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