Isthmian League Premier

Dan’s plan works on Harlow

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 September 2018

By Ian Barham
HARLOW TOWN 1
CORINTHIAN CASUALS 2
DANIEL Cunningham’s stoppage-time winner eased the pressure on Corinthian- Casuals, as they leap-frogged their hosts and jumped out of the relegation zone.
Harlow went ahead three minutes after half-time, but Casuals levelled 15 minutes later before Cunningham’s decisive strike.
The visitors were wasteful in the first half where they created a number of chances. Jordan Clarke and Cunningham should both have been on the score sheet, but they failed to take advantage of good positions with poor attempts that Hawks stopper Josh Bexon...

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