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URCHINS DEFY A POTTERS STORM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Tony Middleton
POTTERS BAR 1
AFC HORNCHURCH 2

DELIGHT: AFC Hornchurch celebrate the winning goal inset, Billy Lobjoit is sent off
PICTURE: Nathan Cracknell

LEON McKenzie’s emphatic strike was enough for AFC Hornchurch to take the spoils in a thrilling visit to Potters Bar Town.
In a first half of torrential rain Hornchurch took an early lead through Theo Fairweather- Johnson who turned sharply on the edge of the area and volleyed home a George Purcell cross.
Potters Bar had the better of the rest of the half and had shots from Michael Murray and George Nicholas go close.
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