Non-League Paper

CHELMSFORD CITY 0 HORSHAM 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2026

By Ben Parks

■CHELMSFORD CITY stay unbeaten in the National League South but it was Horsham who had the better of the action in Essex.
The home side were missing Kian Ronan and star striker Lyle Taylor on international duty and their absence seemed to affect the home side who were sluggish and the Hornets should have taken the lead when home keeper Alfie Marriott denied ex-Claret Jamie Yila from a narrow angle. Charlie Hester-Cook had a couple of shots from the edge of the box just wide as the away side dominated.
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