HORNCHURCH 1 BILLERICAY 3

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Thursday 15-September-2011 – Capital League

HORNCHURCH 1 BILLERICAY 3

 

HFC – Sid Miller – Joe Shelden – Billy Cahill – Donny Barnard – Simon Sutton – Jon Smith – Daniel Buccione – Ryan Smith – Billy Pearce © - Les Thompson – Cameron St Prix-Mitchell – subs Vurtley Yates for Ryan Smith 55 – Bobby Moorton for Jon Smith 55 – Lew Moore for Buccione 67 – Daniel Lopes

 

BT – Jack Avery – Tom Newell © - Ben Head – Luke Snoad – Robbie Blackwell – Billy Radley – Craig Spicer – Brad Burg – Grant Eagles – Brodie Home – Hugo de Jesus – subs – Adrian Duberry for Spicer 77 – Alex Blaze – Brad Williams for de Jesus 67 – Ollie Bowles

 

Scorers – Eagles 30 (BT) – Radley 36 (BT) – St Prix-Mitchell 44 (H) – Home 55 (BT)

Booking – St Prix-Mitchell 86 (H)

Officials – S Franklin with A Berry and D Coe

Attendance 36

Weather – 22 degrees, cloudy, wind speed zero

Duration 45.00 + 45.38

 

 

Hornchurch for much of the first half enjoyed the territorial play over the more experienced Billericay side, and could have taken the lead with shots from Cameron St Prix-Mitchell and Les Thompson, both of which were saved by Jack Avery. The visiting defence were worried by some long throws by Simon Sutton, but took the lead on thirty minutes when GRANT EAGLES gained possession on the right wing, moved sharply inside and fired in a shot from the edge of the area. Hornchurch went close to equalising at the other end shortly afterwards, with a shot from Billy Pearce, but Billericay went further ahead when a high ball was played into the goalmouth and keeper Sid Miller was unable to hold the ball, which bobbled loose for BILY RADLEY to place firmly into the net.

 

Almost on half time Hornchurch pulled a goal back when CAMERON ST PRIX-MITCHELL scored with an excellent solo goal, his run culminating in a fine shot from outside the area. Les Thompson twice went close to levelling the score, but on each occasion Jack Avery saved, whilst at the other end a shot hit the post before rolling across the goal line before being cleared by Donny Bernard.

 

The third goal was a long range shot from BRODIE HOME which Sid Miller could not hold and the ball squirmed underneath the keeper and trickled slowly into the net. Lew Moore almost found a way through from the left, and another long throw by Simon Sutton caused some consternation in the visiting defence, before Les Thompson weaved through but was thwarted by Jack Avery once again.

[Hornchurch "O"]

Are there 2 x Donny Barnards?

[Kel]

No

[Eastside Urchin]

I thought the Cameron lad looked good,something about him I liked