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Lambs chop Turbines in second half

PETERBOROUGH SP 1 TAMWORTH 4
By Dave Clayton

PETERBOROUGH Sports were blown away as second-placed Tamworth stormed back in the second half.
The Turbines had the first chance of the game with 25 minutes gone when Hugh Jones found Dion Sembie-Ferris with a sprayed pass. The latter set Michael Gash up to force visiting keeper Jas Singh to make a good save.
In response, Tamworth’s Jamie Jellis teed up Chris Wreh, who clipped the top of the bar with a drive from 18 yards.
Sports took the lead on 31 minutes. Sembie-Ferris’ ball from the right was pushed away from the far po...

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