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26 July 2021 Venue The Nigel Doughty Academy Attendance

Kick off 14:00 (UK)

Nottingham Forest
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Barrow AFC
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Bluebirds Set For Forest Friendly

26 July 2021

A photograph of Josh Kay in action for Barrow against Bolton Wanderers Brian Moxham
Josh Kay in action for Barrow against Bolton Wanderers

The Bluebirds will make a quick-fire return to action on Monday afternoon when they travel to play a behind closed doors friendly at Nottingham Forest (2pm kick-off).

Mark Cooper’s side were beaten 1-0 by Bolton Wanderers at Holker Street on Saturday and now the Barrow boss is set to rotate his line-up when they face Championship opposition.

With less than a fortnight to go until the big kick-off in League Two, Cooper knows there is still plenty of work to be done and is looking forward to another productive afternoon against Forest.

“We’re trying to get all the players an equal amount of minutes,” he explained.

“When we go to Nottingham Forest, the boys who played 60 minutes on Saturday will play 30 and vice versa so we’re trying to do it like that to make sure everyone is ready to go.”

The match will be played at Forest’s training ground and we’ll have a report here on the Official Website following the final whistle.

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Match Reports

Sea Scores Only Goal In Forest Victory

26 July 2021

A photograph of Barrow forward Dimitri Sea Brian Moxham
Barrow front man Dimitri Sea

Dimitri Sea scored the only goal of the game as Barrow ran out winners over a young Nottingham Forest side on Monday afternoon.

The French forward helped himself to his third goal of pre-season when he converted from close range in the friendly staged behind closed doors at The Reds’ Nigel Doughty Academy training ground.

A tight first half was punctuated by only a couple of good opportunities; Jamie Devitt came closest for The Bluebirds but his long-range effort was saved down to his left by Forest keeper Jordan Smith.

Things continued in a similar vein after the break, and it looked as though the game was drifting towards a draw until Sea’s decisive intervention on 71 minutes.

Full Time: Nottingham Forest 0 Barrow 1

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