Non-League Paper

URCHINS PAY LATE PENALTY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

HARINGEY BORO 3 HORNCHURCH 3
By David Cumberbatch

HORNCHURCH missed the chance to return to the play-off places after this topsy-turvy six-goal thriller.
Haringey opened the scoring with their quickest goal of the season on two minutes
Mekhi Leacock-Mcleod burst past two Hornchurch defenders and he deceived Urchins keeper Joe Wright at his near post, after shaping to shoot for the far post.
Liam Nash headed Hornchurch level on 23 minutes from Remi Sutton’s left-wing cross.
And Nash pounced on a Boro defensive mix-up seven minutes later, his shot being parried by Boro keeper Alfi...

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