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BIRTHDAY JOY FOR BOSS PEAKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2023

By Dave Clayton

TAMWORTH 3
KING’S LYNN TOWN 1
ANDY PEAKS’ side ensured he had more reason to celebrate on his birthday as the table-topping Lambs maintained top spot with a win over a King’s Lynn side that rarely troubled the home momentum.
After opening his Tamworth account by netting the winner in the final seconds in midweek, Liam Dolman doubled his tally less than 40 seconds in, stunning the visitors, by heading a corner in at the far post.
Despite controlling proceedings for the most part, it took the Lambs another 40 minutes to double their advantage as ...

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