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SAD HORNETS ARE STUNG BY TOWN

By Charlie Hempstead

struck the inside of the post with goalkeeper Collins.
AN IN-form Horsham slumped to defeat against newly-promoted Farnham Town as the league’s new entrants secured a second ever win.
A frantic opening ten minutes saw the Hornets having three clear chances, with the pick of the punch a close-range effort by Harvey Sparks which rattled the post.
The hosts’ wastefulness was punished, though, as Farnham scored via Owen Dean with an opportunity coming after Jack Spong’s free-kick hit the bar.
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