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BILLY STRIKE LIFTS DEANS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

By Jack Norris

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
HORNDEAN 1
HARROW BOROUGH 0

HORNDEAN returned to winning ways in the league with a hard fought victory over Harrow Borough.
Substitute Billy Allcock’s opener after the hour mark was enough to claim three points for Horndean, who avenged their away defeat to the Boro.
It was a first half of few chances for either side, the visitors coming closest after hitting the bar from a corner inside 15 minutes.
The Deans replied shortly after with a big chance, a left sided free-kick was whipped towards the back post, however Kyle Bailey glanced a
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