Non-League Paper

CHIPIE SO AS TOWN UNHAPPY MARCH ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2026

By Ben Brown

PUNJAB UTD 0 HORLEY TOWN 2
HORLEY Town secured their place in second qualifying round for the first time thanks to goals from Yaw Antwi-Boasiako and Lewis Pearch in the first half.
Following the warm weather experienced over the past few weeks, it was very surprising to see the match
Antwi-Boasiako 11, Lewis Pearch 28
played in rain across the 90 minutes.
With Punjab kicking down the hill, they looked to get the ball into the box early on, but a resolute Horley defence kept The Jabs out. Horley grew into the game as they took their first chance superbly in the 11th m...

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