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Other Team ReportsHorley Town u16's 8
Epsom Athletic 0
Horley were hoping to carry on last weeks good form into their second league game. They were making hard work of it and seem to be slow getting started. Jack Pullin put Town in the lead with his first of 2 penalties. Rhys Brown made it 2 and just before half time Jack Hescott made it 3-0. The second half saw Horley come out and play like they can with wave after wave of attacks on the Epsom goal. Brown added another 2 goals to his tally and Robbie Newton and Ryan Tucker got 1 each to ensure horley ran out easy winners. Their home game next Sunday will be alot harder against Staines Lammas and the team need to start from the first whistle to continue their winning start to the season.
Team: Hope, Pullin, Brewer, Sale, Alstrom, Tucker, Condon, Brown (capt) Herbert, Charles, Newton: subs Miller, Hescott, Ferdinando
Horley Town u12 Braves 3
Lindfield F.C Juniors 2
Braves won there first game of the season in style. They went down 1-0 on the 16th min, but brought the score level 2 minutes before half time with a great goal from Craig Camerron. The game heated up at the start of the second half with both teams having a say in the game. On 32 minutes Lindfield went ahead again, only for the braves striker Nick Owen scoring in the same minite. It was end to end football as both teams wanted the win. It was Joe Spencer-Ross who slotted the ball in the net for the Braves on 54 minutes to seal the first 3 points of the season. Man of the match went to Mobeen Hanid, but all the team played well. New boy Jamie London showed what his team mates that he is part of our winning team.
Horley Town Eagles v Oakwood Black (Mid-sussex Under 10's)
Horley Town Eagles won both games of this double header 1-0. The first game was a tight affair with limited chances for both sides. Horley though had the best chances with Harrison Banner scoring the winner in the first half. Lad of the match Cathal Hogan put in a solid defensive display and worked tirelessly.
The 2nd game was another tight affair, with the scoreline goal-less until the 2nd half, Harry Stockwell scoring a long range effort to secure the points. Horley though were good value for both games. Joe Whitmoore was Horley lad of the match for another fine defensive display.
Horley Town under 16’s 5
Littleton Lions 0
Horley’s first league game of the season saw them convincingly beat Littleton Lions at the New Defence. The first half was very scrappy with Town finding it hard to settle into any sort of rhythm and get the ball down and pass it. Sam Charles settled his team mates down with a strike from 20 yards after 20 mins. Littleton through everything at Town for the last 10 mins of the first half, but the defence of Pullin, Brewer, Sale and Alstrom with Hope in goal were more than a match for the forwards. The second half saw Town play as they can and with Ferdinando coming on for Pullin and Perry for Charles, they were soon in control and went 2 up through a quality finish from Robbie Newton. Newton made it 3 and Horley were now in total control. Town’s 4th goal was the goal of the game, when Zack Sale won the ball and gave it to Rhys Brown in the town midfield who played a superb cross field ball to Matthew Herbert wide on the right, Herbert crossed the ball first time for Ryan Tucker to fire home. Tucker made it 5 in the closing minutes, to round off a very good second half performance from the Horley side.
Team: Hope, Pullin, Brewer, Sale, Alstrom, Herbert, Condon, Brown (capt), Tucker, Newton, Charles subs; Ferdinando, Perry
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