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HARROW BOROUGH 0 FARNHAM TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2024

SOUTH CENTRAL
By Brian Walter

■ FARNHAM dominated the first half, Owen Dean and Adam Liddle causing Harrow a lot of problems down the right.
Several chances were missed before the visitors took a deserved lead in the 39th minute, Dean converting from close range after a low cross from the left.
Harrow took the game to Farnham in the second half and will feel unlucky not to claim a point.
Kai Hamilton-Olise fired inches wide before Carl Stewart saw his 75thminute penalty saved by Pat Nash after the keeper had felled Odumosu. Harrow continued to threaten with Nash making sever...

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