Isthmian Leagues

BINFIELD 1 HORNDEAN 4

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 August 2025

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Ollie Cherrill

■ HORNDEAN began their Isthmian League South Central campaign in emphatic style, coming from behind to record a superb away win at Binfield.
The hosts took an early lead through Ethan Lindo at Mills Farm Lane, but the young and energetic Deans side responded brilliantly.
Goals from Lewis Olajide and Ollie Erdinc turned the game around before the break.
Brandon Chebby added a third in the 79th minute to give Horndean breathing space, and the visitors weren’t done yet, netting a fourth through the same player late on to cap a fine after...

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