National League North

AWESOME AMARI JUST TWO GOOD FOR BRAKES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 December 2018

By Richard Worton
AFC TELFORD UNITED 4
LEAMINGTON 1
THE BUCKS ended 2018 on a high, overpowering a Leamington side who had two men dismissed during injury time.
Telford fell behind after four minutes, when Colby Bishop was left unmarked to sidefoot the Brakes ahead with a six-yard strike from a corner.
But the Bucks didn’t trail for long, as on 11 minutes winger Brendon Daniels took aim from 20 yards and keeper Tony Breeden couldn’t get enough behind his fierce shot.
The hosts nudged ahead on 20 minutes when Amari Morgan- Smith was brought down when surging into the box. Morgan-...

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