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HORNETS DIG DEEP TO DENY DAGGERS

HORSHAM 1 DAGENHAM & RED 1
By Eddie Hufford

HORSHAM held high-flying Dagenham & Redbridge to a draw with an outstanding defensive display.
The Hornets looked solid at the back throughout and were able to prevent ex-England international Andy Carroll from leaving with his name on the scoresheet.
Reece Myles-Meekums’ first goal of the season gave Horsham the lead only 12 minutes in after a busy start to the match.
A ball over the top was enough to pry open the Daggers’ defence with Jamie Yila crossing delightfully into the path of his team-mate, who slotted hom...

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