Non-League Paper

MILLERS KEEP MARCHING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2024

By Steve Chapman

CRAY VALLEY 1
HORSHAM 0
tive encounter at the Ar-tic Stadium between two promotion hopefuls, one with very little besides the all-important goal between them.
A cagey first-half saw Freddie Parker have an early chance saved by Hornets stopper Lewis Carey, while Carlie Hester-Cook and Reece Myles-Meekums both came close, the latter denied by Max Overden before half-time.
A large portion of fans were still mingling in the hosts’ bar when the veteran midfielder Waldren scored the game’s only goal immediately after the restart.
The excellent Funmi Shomo...

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