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Hornchurch 1-3 Truro City: Tinners can count on Jaze Kabia as promotion race tightens

A sensational 16-minute hat-trick from Jaze Kabia turned the tide for Truro City over Hornchurch – a result that keeps the Tinners top of the National League South table.
SMILES BETTER: Truro’s Jaze Kabia, second from right, celebrates his hat-trick PICTURE: Peter Trinder

By Stephen McEnnerney

HORNCHURCH 1
Wraight 18

TRURO CITY 3
Kabia 54, 66, 70
A sensational 16-minute hat-trick from Jaze Kabia turned the tide for Truro City over Hornchurch – a result that keeps the Tinners top of the National League South table.
Tom Wraight opened the scoring for the Urchins as the visitors trailed their hosts 1-0 in the first half.
However, Kabia stole the show in the second half to complete the turnaround for the Tinners.
Truro boss John Askey was full of praise for his side and his star man.
Askey: We needed somebody to step up
“The old cliche, a game of two halves.
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