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Rhead rifles in to put Reds on alert

ALFRETON TOWN 3 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2
By Joshua Smith

ALFRETON Town recovered from a two-game blip to keep their play-off hopes on track with victory over Spennymoor.
The Reds were beaten at home by Blyth Spartans last Saturday and went down at Guiseley on Tuesday but hit back from a goal down to edge out the visitors.
Spenny took the lead on 20 minutes with a flurry of efforts, culminating in former Alfreton man Frank Mulhern firing low past George Willis.
Glen Taylor came close to doubling the advantage when his shot rattled the bar and bounced on the line but, despite strong protests, t...

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