Isthmian League Premier

THE URCHINS MAKE THEIR PRESENCE FELT AT HILL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 September 2018

By Steven Phillips
BURGESS HILL TOWN 0
AFC HORNCHURCH 3
AFC HORNCHURCH certainly didn’t suffer away-day blues after a comfortable victory at Burgess Hill Town with goals from three different scorers across the two halves.
Both sides started well, with the first chance falling to George Purcell on 15 minute but his effort was comfortably saved by Josh James.
Ben Pope and Lewis Spence both had chances to test the respective keepers but both efforts were dealt with.
The Urchins took the lead on the half-hour mark through Nathan Cooper’s lovely turn and finish.
Sean Marks doubled th...

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