National League North

McHALE BLOWS AWAY QUAKERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 November 2020

By Ray Simpson
DARLINGTON 1
AFC TELFORD UTD 2
AFC TELFORD won their first away league game of the season thanks to a second-half winner by Dom McHale.
Telford took the lead on seven minutes, with their first real attack of the game.
Jordan Davies crossed low into the six-yard box from the right, and even though Jason Oswell had his back to goal, he was able to turn quickly and fired into the roof of the net.
Quakers then put two chances wide, then Telford keeper Russ Griffiths made a good one-handed save from Adam Campbell.
However, Quakers’ pace continued to cause problems, and they ...

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