National League North

MOORS HOLD ON AS BUCKS BOUNCE BACK IN STALEMATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2019

AFC TELFORD U 2 SPENNYMOOR 2

By Richard Worton
THE MOORS extended their unbeaten league run to eleven matches but they surrendered a 2-0 lead and were run close by a determined Bucks performance.
Moors top scorer Glen Taylor opened the scoring from the penalty spot on 12 minutes after Bucks debutant Riccardo Calder felled James Roberts.
United’s Aaron Williams twice went close, connecting with a freekick to clear the crossbar and then heading over, before Moors doubled their advantage on 24 minutes.
When the Bucks were caught out defensively, Roberts collected a ball nodded down to hi...

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