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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Barnet further strengthened their Vanarama National League play-off push with a comfortable 6-0 win over strugglers Dorking at The Hive, even as their automatic promotion hopes were ended.
The Bees went in front after 10 minutes when Nicke Kabamba converted a penalty before Gatlin O’Donkor shot into an empty net from 25 yards past stranded Dorking keeper Harrison Male.
Callum Stead made it 3-0 after half an hour and the striker added a fourth with a low drive shortly before the break.
Captain Dale Gorman tapped in a fifth with 10 minutes left, before Zak Brunt completed the scoring in stoppage time to leave Barnet four points clear in second place with six games left – but 21 behind Chesterfield, who beat Boreham Wood to clinch the title.
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