Isthmian Leagues

Urchins held by resilient Regent

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 November 2022

BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT 1 HORNCHURCH 1
By Tony Osborne

BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT welcomed Hornchurch, the Isthmian League leaders, but despite the gulf in league positions, the game didn’t show a lot of difference.
Regent had the better of the early exchanges, Luke Woodward forced a save from the Urchins’ goalkeeper and Jesse Olukolu saw his effort deflected wide.
The Urchins delivered a sucker punch after 20 minutes, Sam Higgins struck ferociously into the bottom corner after his initial attempt was blocked and rebounded kindly.
Regent responded but were unable to make it co...

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