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MILLAR ON THE MARCH TO INSPIRE COASTERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2026

By Paul Rooney

AFC FYLDE 3
Matthews-Lewis 39, 45+3, Morris 72

HORNCHURCH 1
Balanta 17

AFC Fylde had to come from behind at Mill Farm for the second time in four days on Friday night before claiming all three points to maintain their play-off push as Hornchurch slip to their third defeat in a row.
chances to double that lead before Fylde hit back in stunning fashion with Matthews-Lewis striking the equaliser on 39 minutes after his initial effort came back off a post. And he was on hand again with an absolute worldie in first-half stoppage-time, firing into the top far corner of...

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