Horsham FC strike twice at the death to seal dramatic win as Wingate & Finchley count the cost of late missed penalty - the match in 29 pictures

Horsham FC struck twice in stoppage time, after a magnificent late penalty save from Hornets keeper Taylor Seymour, to beat Wingate & Finchley 2-0 at home in an Isthmian Premier thriller on Saturday.

After a goalless first half, Seymour was called upon to superbly deny the Blues’ Sam Cornish, Dylan Kearney and Alkeo Bani.

Wingate were given a golden opportunity to extend their three-match unbeaten run when they were awarded a penalty with a minute of normal time remaining.

But Horsham stopper Seymour did brilliantly to keep out Wilfred Ompreon’s spot kick, and less than a minute later substitute Shamir Fenelon fired home to give the Hornets a late lead.

Tom Richards doubled Horsham’s advantage in stoppage time from the penalty spot to move the Hornets up to tenth in the table.

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