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IRON’S INIH IS SPOT ON TO LEVEL UP AT URCHINS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2024

By Stephen McEnnerney

HORNCHURCH 1
BRAINTREE TOWN 1
IT WAS a tale of two penalties at Bridge Avenue as Hornchurch and Braintree couldn’t be separated in an entertaining tie.
The hosts were ahead on the half hour – Darren McQueen found himself through on goal but when he advanced into the box, he was met by the onrushing Iron keeper who mistimed his challenge and the referee pointed to the spot.
Charlee Adams stepped up to calmly slot his first goal for the National League South new boys into the bottom corner.
In reply, Louie Annesley’s neat footwork teed up ...

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