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HERO HARRY MAKES THE CASUALS PAY THE PENALTY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2020

By Matt Dale
HORSHAM 1
CORINTHIAN-C 0
HARRY MILLS fired home a late second-half penalty to secure all three points for high-flying Horsham against struggling Corinthian- Casuals.
Clear-cut chances were few and far between as the Casuals belied their lowly position in the table and looked set to continue their recent improvement.
But Coskin Ekin had a nightmare last 15 minutes, conceding the decisive penalty and seeing red four minutes from time.
An insipid first half offered little for supporters for either side to get excited about, but for Danny Bracken’s fine diving save to keep ou...

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