Non-League Paper

THREE AND EASY FOR LEADERS AT LOWLY Ks

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2023

KINGSTONIAN 0 HORNCHURCH 3
By Mark Murphy

VISITORS Hornchurch stretched their unbeaten record to 16 games and their league lead to 11 points with this comfortable win.
The Urchins were in control throughout. And hopes of a contest went when Ks’ No.9 Andy Somo saw red (mist and card) for some spectacular, lengthy dissent shortly before half-time.
Hornchurch’s superior speed of thought and movement helped them fashion a procession of chances either side of that incident.
And they led on 21 minutes when Oliver Muldoon headed home Tom Wraight’s outswinging near-pos...

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