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MACCA’S URCHINS PUNISH UNITED

By Steve Harris

TORQUAY UTD 1
Dolan 11 pen

HORNCHURCH 2
Hearn 20 pen, Balanta 49

BATTLE: Matt Jay of Torquay United challenges for the ball with Frankie Edwards

SPRINT: Sonny Fish of Torquay United challenges for the ball with Giles Phillips of Hornchurch
PICTURE: Pinnacle

HORNCHURCH manager Daryl McMahon praised his side’s resilience as they extended their unbeaten run to 14 matches.
A penalty from Callum Dolan gave the Gulls an early lead but the Urchins hit back as leading scorer Henry Hearn equalised from the spot before Angelo Balanta struck what proved to be...

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