Non-League Paper

HORNETS BUZZ FOR HAVE THE VICTORY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

By Noah Bercott

WINGATE & F 0

HORSHAM 1 Daly 50

HEAD DOWN: Loic Hernandez goes close for Wingate

THE CLASH between Wingate & Finchley and Horsham was a tight and fiercely contested affair, with Horsham emerging as narrow victors thanks to a second-half strike.
The wet and windy conditions made creativity difficult for the two footballing sides, and it always appeared that one goal was going to settle this tie.
Wingate & Finchley started the brighter side, creating a series of early chances. In the fifth minute, Jaiden Drakes-Thomas and Zack Newton combined, with th...

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