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Ryman League Division One North
Saturday 2nd December 2006
AFC Hornchurch 3 - 1 Enfield
Gasper 52' 73', Janney 85' H/T 0-1
Att:416
Glozier (o.g.) 37'


Match Highlights
AFC Hornchurch   Enfield
37 GOAL - Glozier (og)
Styles - OFF
Gasper - ON
45  
Gasper - GOAL 52  
  66 BOOKED - Stroud
Gasper - GOAL 73  
Foyewa - OFF
Southon - ON
75  
  76 OFF - Stroud
ON - Donnelly
  78 OFF - Stephenson
ON - Goss
OFF - Stanley
ON - Young
Lee - OFF
S Parker - ON
84  
Janney - GOAL 85  
95 BOOKED - Donnelly



Match Report by Tony Middleton


Amos is in the starting line up, along with John Purdie who had missed the previous match due to injury. At the turnstiles, Matt was demanding money with menaces - £1 for the jackpot ticket, £1.50 for the programme and £2 for the Xmas raffle. It was important to win the toss as the bright sun was very low and cascading downfield. Urchins lost the toss and had to kick into the glare. A slowish start although Janney made a good run along the right and sent in a good cross, which Stroud headed away, but Foyewa followed up to power in a shot which was touched out for a corner. Janney took the kick, found Purdie, whose first time shot cannoned back off a defender. A long upfield ball by Bostock found Foyewa who was almost through but Gilbert nipped across to tackle, and a Glozier centre from the left found Lee whose header was saved by Anfossy. Foyewa found space for himself with a quick twist, and his low cross into the middle was well held by a diving Anfossy. Enfield had not threatened although Stanley made a lot of ground before slotting the ball through to Hughes , but McFarlane played the ball away, up to Foyewa whose cross found Lee, whose header was deflected for a corner. Tomlinson moved upfield, exchanged a quick pass with Lee, and then crossed into the goalmouth where Lee was just beaten to the ball by Anfossy. A Tomlinson pass to Lee gave Lee a good opening, and he made ground and picked out Cross, whose shot was well saved. Back to Cross, and over to Foyewa and Anfossy made an excellent save from Amos’ header.

A long ball from Foyewa was just a little too long for Janney to reach, and then Cross found Lee who sent Foyewa away on the right, his run being crowded out by a massed defence.

Enfield scored with what was their first attack, when Marlon Stuart made a good run through from the left, his shot beat Brightly and came back off the post to safety – only for the ball to cannon back into the net off of DANNY GLOZIER, the goal being met by almost total silence. Foyewa gave Styles a half chance with a good flick, but Styles’ low shot was wide of the goal, and then came the turning point, almost on half time, when Brightly made an excellent backwards diving save to touch a goalbound header over the bar. There was just time for Glozier to float over a high centre, too high for Lee, as the half time whistle went, surprisingly early considering the amount of stoppages.

Could Urchins pull anything back? The half time opinions differed, as most teams in yellow tended to pack their defence and simply hope to hand on – and Enfield were in yellow. Max announced the winning jackpot number and an Urchins supporter walked off with £100. And Matt’s threats must have worked, as all programmes were sold out long before the start.

Second half and Gasper came on to add an extra forward to the mix. Urchins looked sharper, with Glozier making ground and sending over a high ball which Anfossy plucked off the head of Lee. A Janney free kick – one of many – almost reached Tomlinson but Stroud cleared well, the ball being gathered up by Gasper who cut inside and Borghys did well to cover. Janney then made a good run, turned in from the right and powered in a shot which Anfossy tipped over. The pressure was on, and it was Janney again, this time finding AINSLEY GASPER, who turned and fired the ball home to level the scores. One way traffic from now on, Janney’s free kick finding McFarlane whose header was well saved by Anfossy. Enfield briefly mounted an attack of their own, but Bound’s shot went high and well wide. Lee won a corner, and then a Foyewa cross found Lee, who again went close with a header. A long ball upfield by Bostock found Gasper and Lancaster’s wild clearance went out for a corner. Bostock again, and his run through the middle was halted by Beale who was fortunate to escape a yellow card from the ultra lenient referee, and from Janney’s free kick Foyewa’s shot went out for a corner which was eventually scrambled away. Janney then found Cross and thence to Gasper whose shot was turned around the post, and from the Glozier’s corner the ball eventually found its way to AINSLEY GASPER who scored his second goal of the match.

A great solo run by Cross saw his shot narrowly wide of the post, with the entire East Side screaming goal, but the third goal was not long in following. With Southon and Parker now on the pitch, Enfield were defending in depth and the referee was playing a continuous tune on his whistle, but they could do nothing when MARK JANNEY moved in on goal and hammered the ball home, ‘One nil and you messed it up’, sang the East Side (edited version), as Enfield grew increasingly desperate, but it was now all Urchins, with Janney shooting just wide from Gasper’s through pass. In stoppage time Donnelly was fortunate to escape any form of card after a flare up, but at the final whistle, the same player was shown the yellow card, but by then Urchins were home and dry. And then came the news – Harlow had lost, and Urchins were three points up with a game in hand.

 

Video clips by Rob Monger
- 37mins. Danny Glozier puts into his own net
- 52mins. Ainsley Gasper fires home the equaliser
- 73mins. Ainsley Gasper puts us in front
- 85mins. Mark Janney seals the points
Pre match interview with Club Secretary Jenny Cliff
Post match interview with man of the match Ainsley Gasper



 
Teams

AFC Hornchurch
Dale Brightly
Jordan Bostock
Danny Glozier
John Purdie (c)
Jim McFarlane
Andy Tomlinson
Garry Cross
Mark Janney
Kris Lee
Amos Foyewa
Elliot Styles
SUBS
Simon Parker
Ainsley Gasper
Jamie Southon
Ron Fletcher
Billy Crowther
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Enfield
Dan Anfossy
Dean Gilbert
Louis Lancaster
Oliver Stroud
Wesley Borghys
Jon Stephenson
Sherwin Stanley
Owen Beale (c)
Neal Hughes
Marlon Stuart
David Bound
SUBS
Phil Goss
Brett Donnelly
Nick Turner
Martin Young
Dwain Uylett


Man of the Match
Nominated by Motorised

Ainsley Gasper




Weather Conditions:  Sunny, 10 degrees at start. 7 degrees at finish. Wind speed 3mph

Match Officials: Gary Jerden with Nigel Bond and Daniel Cook

Match duration: First half 46mins 16secs. Second half 49mins 32secs
 

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