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Hampton & Richmond Borough 0-2 Spennymoor Town: Long trip worth it for Moor

GLEN Taylor struck twice as Spennymoor Town overcame Hampton & Richmond in this battle of National League South v North to advance to the last 16 of the FA Trophy.
Spennymoor Town

HAMPTON & RB 0 SPENNYMOOR T 2
By Calum Kelly

GLEN Taylor struck twice as Spennymoor Town overcame Hampton & Richmond in this battle of National League South v North to advance to the last 16 of the FA Trophy.
Moors fans made the 280-mile trip down from Durham in good numbers and left in high spirits after a goal in each half from their top scorer sealed victory before Hampton striker James Roberts was sent off in stoppage time.
Hampton showed first on a cold afternoon in TW12 – Roberts forcing Brad James into a smart save on 26 minutes.
Ben Beals saw a shot on the spin blocked by Je...

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