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Eureka for Eweka as Stones rise

MAIDSTONE UNITED 1 HORNCHURCH 0
By Ruth Tunnell

AN EARLY goal from Temi Eweka gave Maidstone United their second home win in a row. Despite scoring just once, it was a comfortable afternoon for the Stones and their margin of victory might have been much greater.
United started strongly. With five minutes gone, a fine corner from Ben Brookes was met by Eweka, who guided his header into the right side of the net. It wasn’t until the 40th minute that Hornchurch went close. Sub Darren Mc-Queen, moved into a central position just outside the box and Alexis Andre Jr had to push McQu...

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