Cleethorpes Town's Lincolnshire Senior Trophy run ended by Barton

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Thursday, November 08, 2012
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CLINICAL Barton Town Old Boys ended Cleethorpes Town's Lincolnshire Senior Trophy journey as the Owls were left to reflect on what might have been.

Clee put in a determined effort against Barton – a side currently fifth in the league above – in a game of numerous chances.

But two goals in six second-half minutes saw Barton take control and go on to record a 4-1 victory, ending the Owls' Trophy campaign.

The visitors started well and took the lead on 20 minutes though Ryan Cooper's penalty.

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Both sides then hit the woodwork – Daniel Barrett went close for the Owls with a glancing header.

Clee equalised on 30 minutes when Luke Mascall latched on to a cross and curled the ball under the goalkeeper.

The Owls went close to taking the lead early in the second half through efforts from Marc Cooper, Lee McFarland and Tim Lowe.

But Barton retook the lead on 72 minutes through Alex Sherwood's glancing header.

Substitute Jack Debnam was denied an equaliser by a superb save from Barton's goalkeeper – a stop that proved crucial as the visitors retook the lead on 78 minutes when, after Owls stopper Scott Drury failed to gather the ball, Gareth Owen tapped home into an empty net.

With one minute remaining, Josh Schofield broke clear and slotted past Drury to wrap up the game for Barton.

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