National League North

Tigers tamed by the mighty Moors

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 November 2022

SPENNYMOOR TOWN 3 GLOUCESTER CITY 0
By Mark Simpson

SPENNYMOOR TOWN got back to winning ways as they blew Gloucester City away with a powerful second half performance at The Brewery Field.
The home side shaded a first half which saw the best chances come at the beginning and end.
Jake Andrews spurning an opportunity for the visitors in the first minute before the ever-dangerous Rob Ramshaw was denied for the hosts by City goalkeeper Brandon Hall in first-half stoppage time.
However, Spennymoor found their feet in front of goal just two minutes into the second period when Dylan Boy...

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