National League North

SUPERSUB TOM ENDS THE RUN OF BUCKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 January 2019

AFC TELFORD UNITED 0 KIDDERMINSTER H 1
By Richard Worton
HARRIERS found an unlikely hero in substitute keeper Tom Palmer who helped keep out Telford in a second-half siege to seal victory.
The visitors were already ahead when Palmer replaced Brandon Hall on 12 minutes.
Debutant Nick Clayton- Phillips, on loan from West Bromwich Albion, stole into space on the right after four minutes and struck a well-placed effort across Bucks keeper Joe Bursik.
The hosts, on a run of five consecutive wins in all competitions, were caught cold, but started to get back into the game as half-time approached,...

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