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Greene toasts a maiden victory

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

TAMWORTH 2 HITCHIN TOWN 0
By Matt Panter
GOALS from Chris Lait and Tristan Dunkley earned Tamworth back-to-back wins as Dennis Greene celebrated his first league victory as manager.
The Lambs also secured their fifth straight clean sheet but it could have been different as the visitors missed a glorious chance to take the lead on nine minutes.
Josh Bickerstaff saw his spot-kick well saved by Jas Singh after the keeper fouled Ezra Forde.
The Lambs made them pay six minutes later as Aman Verma flicked the ball on for the advancing Lait, who hit a cool finish past Michael Johnson.
The visitors...

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