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Leaders prove too strong for Robins

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ILKESTON TOWN 0 TAMWORTH 2
By Mark Duffy

TAMWORTH are three points clear at the top of the league after a deserved win at Ilkeston.
An even first-half saw few clear cut chances, but the Robins perhaps edge things in terms of the ones that did come, Lee Tomlin, Remaye Campbell and Chris O’Grady all seeing efforts either saved comfortably or just miss the target.
For the Lambs, Dan Creaney’s early shot was just wide, his side forced into two injury-related substitutions in the first-half.
Alex Bradley then headed over from close range for Tamworth as they...

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