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Cumberbatch a spot-kick king

By Andrew McNeill
FARNBOROUGH 4
HARROW BOROUGH 1
AN ATTACKING performance from both sides resulted in three penalties, all converted – a brace for Farnborough’s Kurtis Cumberbatch and one from Ryan Moss for Harrow’s sole goal.
A fitful first half of fluffed chances from both sides was punctuated on 41 minutes.
Farnborough were in the midst of their normal corner routine of failing to beat the first man but on one of these, the referee pointed to the penalty spot following some X-rated hands-on action that would have been more befitting of Valentine’s night.
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