Non-League Paper

TWO-GOAL HIGGINS SNOOKERS WANDERERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

HORNCHURCH 2 CRAY WANDS 1
By Stephen McEnnerney

SAM HIGGINS’ double, including his late deflected dead ball winner was the difference as Hornchurch retained top spot with a hard-fought win over Cray Wanderers.
The striker, on a rich vein of form, only had to wait 17 minutes to extend his goal scoring run.
Ola Ogunwamide picked him out expertly with a neat pass and Higgins spun and shot low past Wands keeper Shaun Rowley.
It was nearly 2-0 when a Jack Munns corner was met by Nathan Bertram-Cooper but his forceful header was tipped onto the bar by Rowley.
Cray’s David...

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