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CARROLL LEADS DEANS FIGHTBACK

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
BOGNOR REGIS T 2 HORNDEAN 4
By Liam Goodley

BOGNOR fell to their second defeat in a row in 2026 despite goals from Kash Kasukumya and Brandon Chebby. But it was a clinical and in-form Horndean who punished Bognor at Nyewood Lane.
Bognor took the lead in the 21st minute. A nice move down the left between Seok-Jae Lee and Chebby saw the ball through to Kasukumya and he slotted the ball home.
Ryan Carroll drew Horndean level after 25 minutes with a fine volley. Horndean took the lead from a header by Michael O’Connell early in the second half.
Ewan Lynch extende...

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