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THREE BRIDGES 2 HORNDEAN 2

ISTHMIAN S EAST
By Alf Blackler

■ NEWCOMERS Horndean hit back from two goals down to claim a draw at Three Bridges.
The visitors must have wondered what more they had to do in a first half that saw them denied by the woodwork twice, while they also conceded two goals in a minute.
Bridges lost midfielder Bryan Villavicencio early on, but replacement Billy Irving scored with a great low strike after 26 minutes.
Just a minute later, Noel Leighton refused to be beaten as he notched Bridges’ second, and he was then denied another by keeper Cameron Scott.
Scott saved brilli...

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