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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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National League leaders Barnet were indebted to Lee Ndlovu’s second-half double as they claimed a 3-1 victory over Solihull.
Ndlovu struck after 76 minutes and scored again in added time as Barnet took advantage of promotion rivals Forest Green suffering a surprise defeat at Braintree.
Vastly-experienced campaigner Dom Telford, on loan from Barrow until the end of this season, opened the scoring after 28 minutes on his home debut and Barnet were good value for their interval advantage.
But Solihull were level within a minute of the restart as Fraser Holman finished brilliantly to claim his first goal for the club.
It was nip and tuck after that until Ndlovu took charge as Barnet once again underlined their title credentials.
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