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DIV 1 CENTRAL HARINGEY BORO 1 MK IRISH 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 September 2026

By Leo Usher-Murray

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CAIRO TAYLOR put three past Haringey Borough, to help MK Irish head home with a dominant three-points.
Taylor opened the scoring, inside the first three minutes, after pouncing on a Haringey mistake to slot his shot into the bottom-corner.
The home side’s situation worsened when Ali Njie saw a straight red-card for a late challenge, leaving the door open for The Irish to double their advantage. Taylor was the man again, bending his shot into the roof of the net.
MK Irish got straight back to it in the second, as Taylor claimed his hat-trick with...

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