Dagger03 Posted August 3, 2017 Share Posted August 3, 2017 Thursday 03-August-2017 HORNCHURCH 5 KELVEDON HATCH 0 HFC - Callum Calder - Hursit - Porter - Cooper - Goodacre - Bentley - Joseph - Roberts - McKenzie - Wall - Warner Subs - Styles for Roberts 34 Tuohy for Wall 53 Fairweather-Johnson for McKenzie 53 Cohen for Hursit 70 Purcell for Warner 72 Lee for Bentley 78 Hussain for Joseph 78 KH - Hatten - Hughes - Ling - Gardner - Tapper - Neville - Barlex - Hamill - Burt - Heath - Gibbons Subs - Saunders - Short - Law - Southon Officials - Joe Gray with Liam Giles and Charlie Duggins Scorers - Warner 28 - Bentley 31 - Warner 71 - Tuohy 77 - Purcell 82 Booking - Calder 11 (H) HORNCHURCH 5 KELVEDON HATCH 0 Kelvedon Hatch, from the Essex Olympian League, gave a spirited performance against a Hornchurch team that was almost at full strength. Hornchurch had an early scare when goalkeeper Callum Calder conceded a penalty on eleven minutes, but Hatch wasted a golden chance to go ahead by firing the spot kick high and wide. Calder made amends with two excellent saves later in the game, and Hornchurch slowly increased their momentum, with Ross Wall going close before Bradley Warner opened the scoring with a fine shot wide of Rob Hatton on 28 minutes. Three minutes later Alex Bentley finished off from close range, and then Hornchurch made their first substitution, when Elliot Styles replaced Sean Roberts. Calder made amends for conceding the penalty with two good saves in the second half, but the visitors, playing their first match of the season, tired, and Hornchurch took control, missing several chances before Bradley Warner scored his second goal of the game with a powerful drive. Martin Tuohy added the fourth goal six minutes later, and Hornchurch forced several corners before George Purcell wrapped up the scoring with a well-taken individual goal, running through the defence before hitting his shot past the diving Hatton. Ex-Urchin Jamie Southon, who is assistant manager at Kelvedon Hatch, came on for the final few minutes. Hornchurch are without a match on Saturday and they complete their pre-season games with a friendly against a West Ham Utd XI on Tuesday next. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cup of tea Posted August 4, 2017 Share Posted August 4, 2017 Good performance against a team that actually looked quite good, playing well above Essex Olympian level. In a competitive match, the goalkeeper would have gone I think, you get the odd incident like that during the season though. Some well taken goals and an excellent workout. We've signed some decent players and it's looking like a potentially exciting season ahead. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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