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LATE PAIN FOR ANGELS AS URCHINS POWER ON

By Stephen McEnnerney

HORNCHURCH 3
TONBRIDGE A 2
HORNCHURCH maintained their title push with a last-gasp victory over Tonbridge Angels.
The visitors struck early when Ricky Korboa’s low cross was struck goalwards by Shields, Arthur Nasta dived well to parry but Tom Leahy tapped in the rebound.
The Urchins’ first effort came courtesy of a Tom Wraight corner met by Josh Rees but his powerful header could not get through a number of bodies on the goal line.
A Wraight free-kick just cleared the bar. When Angelo Balanta fed Rees, Sha-la was quick to deny him with a doubl...

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