Horndean United pay price for lacking ‘clinical edge’ in Mid-Solent League loss to Cowplain
Pete Snaith gave United a half-time lead before Cowplain hit back to lead.
First, Brad Yates tapped in following a goalmouth scramble and then Callum Bridle fired them ahead.
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Hide AdBack came Horndean with Jack Thompson levelling with around 10 minutes to go.
But Cowplain were soon back in front when Kai Reid produced a great run and cross for Connor Banks to convert at the far post.
Cowplain boss Harry Collins said: ‘It could have gone either way.
‘They were probably the better side in the first half, but we came back well and I felt we deserved it.’
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Hide AdLewis Charlton, part of the Horndean management team, said: ‘I felt we had the better of the game and the chances.
‘We just lacked a clinical edge in the final third and let ourselves down with some mistakes for two of the goals conceded.’
Cowplain host East Lodge this weekend aiming to complete a double following a 3-1 win earlier in the campaign.
Both sides are locked together on 12 points from eight games with Lodge in second place by virtue of a superior goal difference.