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WASTEFUL URCHINS ARE RESCUED BY CLARK GOAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Andrew Dickinson
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JORDAN Clark had to salvage a point for Hornchurch from a game they dominated for long periods.
New Urchins signing Adam Cunnington went close early on, directing his header from Clark;s cross just wide.
Chris Dickson and Clark both had efforts saved by Tanners keeper Zaki Oualah before a long clearance by home custodian Joe Wright sent Dickson through on goal but his lobbed effort drifted wide.
George Saunders then fired wide when well placed as the home shot count rose.
But the Urchins were made to pay for their profligacy on 32 minutes when ...

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