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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Barnet player Dale Gorman scored twice this week
A remarkable display of skill and determination has emerged from Letterkenny's Dale Gorman with the Barnet captain showcasing his prowess in the club's pursuit of promotion from England's National League.
Gorman, hailing from a lineage steeped in local football talent with his father, Anthony Gorman, has recently made significant contributions to Barnet's campaign. Notably, he delivered a striking goal from long range during last Tuesday's fixture against Eastleigh, propelling Barnet to a crucial 2-1 victory.
Continuing his impressive form, the Donegal man found the net once more in Barnet's commanding 6-0 triumph over Dorking Wanderers yesterday.
Barnet presently occupies the second position in the National League standings, harboring aspirations of securing promotion back to the football league, potentially via the forthcoming play-off battles later in the season.
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