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Buoyant Harrow Borough lap up the FA Trophy plaudits

Dernell Wynter scored twice before Tom Clark saved three penalties in the shoot-out – but proud Harrow Borough boss Wayne Carter insisted his whole squad were heroes for knocking out King’s Lynn Town in the FA Trophy last Saturday.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 November 2025

Harrow Borough knocked out King’s Lynn Town in the FA Trophy last Saturday

ISUZU FA TROPHY – THIRD ROUND
By John Lyons

The National League North Linnets cruised into a 2-0 lead at the break but Step 4 Boro had other ideas. Wynter pulled one back on 65 minutes and then, with seven minutes left, levelled things up.
And it was the Isthmian South Central visitors who held sway in the resulting penalty shoot-out, with Jack Hutchinso...

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