Bury Town move six points clear at the top of the table after their latest league victory.
Bury Town made the perfect start to the game when Damilola Taiwo-Pratt was caught in possession just outside his own box by Cemal Ramadan and Ramadan went on to slip the ball past the ‘keeper in the first minute of the game to put The Blues in front.
Bury went close to a second goal on 6 minutes when Ryan Horne put a great ball through to Michael Davis out on the wing and his cross into the box was perfect for Luke Brown to strike but Ebenezer Addo Kufuor cleared the ball off the goal line.
On 14 minutes Bury had another chance when Max Maughn set up Luke Brown but his shot was saved well by Jack West Astuti. On 19 minutes it was Bury ‘keeper Charlie Beckwith called in to action when Derek Asamoah got free and his powerful strike stung the hands of Beckwith.
On 24 minutes Beckwith was needed again when Manny Yaboah hit a low strike from distance and the Bury ‘keeper made another impressive save.
On 26 minutes Max Maughn put a great ball into the box which gave Cemal Ramadan the opportunity for his second goal but he put his effort high over the bar.
Bury had a decent chance to extent their lead on 34 minutes when a ball into the box fell kindly for Luke Brown but he opted to go for power over precision and that power sent the ball high over the bar.
Bury had more than enough chances to extent their lead throughout the first half but Haringey would have been the happier side with just the one goal deficit at the break.
Half Time Bury Town 1 Haringey Borough 0
Second half Haringey came out fighting and took the game to Bury. On 51 minutes Haringey won a corner which was sent into the box by Manny Yaboah, Bury got the ball clear but only as far as Georgios Aresti just outside the box and his volleyed strike saw a good stop from Charlie Beckwith.
A minute later Scott Mitchell tested Beckwith again with a low driven strike from distance but the Bury keeper made a superb save. Beckwith had to be at his absolute best to keep Bury in front but on 68 minutes Matthew Young was tripped in the box and Beckwith could do nothing to stop Young scoring from the spot.
The game continued to entertain as both sides went for the win but it was Bury who got themselves back in front on 76 minutes when Ollie Canfer was in the right place at the right time to fire Bury back into the lead with a good finish.
On 82 minutes Cemal Ramadan went close to adding to his goal tally when Mikey Davis played a good ball to the far post and Ramadan was inches away from connecting with the ball close to goal.
Bury kept pressing forward as did Haringey and in the dying seconds of the game Haringey almost grabbed a share of the points when a good cross into the box from Stephane Mgbada struck the far post and Bury got the ball clear from danger.
Bury took another win at the final whistle to make it an impressive five wins and a draw from their last six games and with results elsewhere going their way now move six points clear at the top of the table.