Non-League Paper

WHITEHAWK DOWN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

WHITEHAWK 1 HORSHAM 2
By Charlie Hempstead

HORSHAM maintained their promotion push with a victory at White-hawk that was built on an accomplished first-half performance. Goals from Isaac Philpot and James Hammond, the latter from the penalty spot, gave them a thoroughly deserved lead at the interval, but substitute Imran Kayani reduced the arrears shortly after the hour mark to ensure a nervy conclusion to the match.
The opener came after 14 minutes following a short corner routine between Harvey Sparks and Hammond, leading to Sparks’s shot being blocked, only to land at the f...

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