Barnet's Maskell banned for three games for violent conduct
Maskell has made seven subsitute appearances in League Two since his summer move from Darlington
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Barnet striker Jack Maskell has been handed a three-game ban by the FA for violent conduct in Saturday's League Two victory at Bristol Rovers.
The incident involving the 22-year-old substitute happened in the 86th minute but was not seen by match officials at the time.
It was caught on camera, and Maskell subsequently admitted the FA charge. He will be unavailable for the Bees' forthcoming fixtures against Tranmere, Swindon and Oldham.
Maskell was signed from Conference North side Darlington in the summer where he scored 14 goals in 2025-26.
He has yet to start a league match for Barnet, making seven appearances from the bench.
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