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WRAIGHT SAVES URCHINS LATE ON

FARNBOROUGH 2 HORNCHURCH 2
By Andrew McNeill

THE spoils were shared between Farnborough and Hornchurch in a keenly contested game, the visitors in their fight for promotion and the hosts in their battle for survival.
Hornchurch assisted by the wind in the first half cashed-in on this when Dom Poleon, their recent signing from Farnborough, haunted his former paymasters when from the left edge of the area he rifled a shot into left side of the goal.
The woodwork saved Farnborough’s blushes twice before the break and with only six minutes gone in the second half Boro were level...

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