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Gutsy second-half fightback secures Horden success
Sunderland Echo
|September 15, 2025
Jonny Payne was left delighted with the spirit shown by his inform Horden CW players after they came from two goals down to secure a win at Newcastle Benfield.
It was the hosts that were quickest out of the blocks and they appeared to be on their way to a routine three points as Andre Bennett and Joseph Thompson put them two goals ahead by the midway point of the first half.
That advantage remained in place until the hour-mark when Taylor Campbell scored to lay the foundations for a remarkable comeback that ensured Horden remained in second place in the table.
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