National League South

Hornets fail to sting the Seagulls

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 November 2025

HORSHAM 1 WESTON-SUPER-MARE 1
By Joel Hufford

TEN-MAN Weston-super-Mare frustrated the high-flying Horsham.
The Hornets led through Charlie Hester-Cook before Louis Britton levelled.
The first 20 minutes saw Lee Harding fizz a shot wide from distance. Seagulls stopper Max Harris also made a good save from James Hammond’s free-kick.
Weston almost went ahead after weathering the storm, with Charlie Cummins’ strong run ending in a shot off target. Greg Luer then found himself in space for the Hornets, but his dinked shot over the keeper was cleared.
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