ACE JACK LEADS A HORNETS HURRAH
The Non-League Football Paper|April 28, 2024
HORSHAM managed to muster the energy in their 60th game of the season to finally breast the tape and secure a topfive finish in what was already the finest season in the club's history.
Matt Jones
ACE JACK LEADS A HORNETS HURRAH

After a flying start, in which they created numerous chances, they took control with goals from Jack Mazzone and Jack Brivio both on target inside 28 minutes.

And they might have won by a considerably larger margin had it not been for an inspired performance from Concord's teenage goalkeeper Mason Terry. 

Relegated Concord had nothing but pride to play for but Terry was showing plenty of that.

First he saved well to deny Dan Ajakaiye when through on goal, before turning away a threatening Lee Harding cross and then a Lucas Rodrigues drive with a flying stop.

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