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HORNETS STING DERBY RIVALS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 April 2026

HORSHAM 3 DORKING W’DERERS 0 By Will Charlton

A RECORD sell-out crowd saw Horsham dent table-topping Dorking’s promotion hopes, with victory in an action-packed A24 derby thanks to a trio of goals.
The Hornets were the better of the sides throughout and could have scored twice early on, most notably Charlie Hester-Cook seeing his header saved.
Dorking took nearly half an hour to give their 700 fans something to cheer, with Sam Pearson’s goalbound shot blocked.
Leone Gravata then put Horsham ahead, finishing neatly to chip over Harrison Foulkes. The half ended w...

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