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HORSHAM 0 CRAY WANDERERS 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

By Matt Dale
■ THREE first-half goals killed off this contest for Cray against Horsham, who have now lost their last four league matches.
The Hornets gave away an entirely avoidable goal in the fifth minute when Marcus Evans’ looping header was misjudged by goalkeeper Josh James and allowed to fall behind him. Michael Power was then felled by James in the box and smashed home the penalty for 2-0.
Cray made sure of the points before half-time when Evans towered high above the defenders to head the third.
STAR MAN: Marcus Evans (Cray)
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