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URCHINS DRAW HOME COMFORTS

By NLP reporter

HORNCHURCH secured a home tie in the play-off semi-finals with a goalless draw against Maidenhead who also confirmed their place in the Eliminators.

HORNCH’CH 0 MAID’HEAD 0

CLASH: Maidenhead’s Josh Popoola and Hornchurch’s Harry Gibbs compete
PICTURE: Peter Trinder

Urchins boss Daryl McMahon reflected on an successful campaign so far for the Urchins and was optimistic about his side’s chances: “I’m very proud. Today was out of our control – the main thing was to secure second place, a home tie and a free week t...

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