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500 NOT OUT FOR CHURCH SKIPPER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Tony Middleton
AFC HORNCHURCH 3
SOHAM TOWN RANGERS 0
ELLIOT Styles. playing his 500th match for Hornchurch, captained his side to a convincing win over Soham.
Hornchurch took an early lead through Brad Warner when he dispossessed goalkeeper Joshua Pope and poked the ball into the net.
Soham staged a strong rally inspired by Daniel Buddle and Callum Russell, but Hornchurch, then dominated the remaining 30 minutes and George Purcell fired in a powerful free kick
Seven minutes from time Ross Wall neatly finished off a Brad Warner free kick in what was a convincing win.
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