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HARROW BORO 2 MET POLICE 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Brian Walter

■ A 91st-MINUTE goal earned Met a valuable point in their quest for survival at a blustery Earlsmead.
A scrappy first half came to life when Harry McCorkell gave Harrow a 38th-minute lead with a near post header.
Met were level after 48 minutes through Jamal Sharpe’s exquisite curling finish from 25 yards.
Jordan Hamilton-Olise restored Harrow’s advantage less than a minute later by finishing from close range after the Met keeper had spilled a routine cross.
Harrow found it difficult to keep hold of the ball and Met, with the wind at ...

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