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FENTON SEES RED AS THE LAMBS NICK LATE VICTORY

By Andrew Beharie

BLYTH SPARTANS 0 TAMWORTH 1
JAMIE JELLIS scored a last-gasp winner for Tamworth to keep their onepoint advantage at the top against Blyth Spartans.
Home manager Graham Fenton was sent off midway through the first half for dissent, in what was otherwise a quiet opening 45 minutes.
The table-topping Lambs, however, pinned Spartans back in the second half and broke through in the final seconds through a header from Jellis.
The league leaders were looking to continue their seven-game unbeaten run in the National League North but it was the home side who controlled th...

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