Non-League Paper

HORNETS STUNG BY INVICTA

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2024

FOLKESTONE INV 3 HORSHAM 1
By Richard Murrill

FOLKESTONE Invicta made it four consecutive home wins at the Alcaline Stadium as they overcame play-off chasing Horsham.
The Hornets have a miserable record at Cheriton Road and James Hammond’s late penalty will have been of little consolation as the Sussex club dropped out of the play-off places, at least temporarily.
Invicta opened the scoring in the 15th minute when captain Ian Gayle headed over Lewis Carey after a Michael Kedman ball in.
It was 2-0 in the 26th minute when an Eddie Allsopp free-kick deflected off Horsham ...

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