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Moors’ joy on road is Taylor made

By Lauren Shiels

PETERBORO’ SPORTS 1
SPENNYMOOR TOWN 3
A DOUBLE from Glen Taylor helped Spennymoor Town secure victory over Peterborough Sports.
The deadlock was broken midway through the first half as Rob Ramshaw pounced onto a mistake, cutting the ball across to Taylor, who slammed his effort into the top-left corner.
Spennymoor came close to doubling their lead as Junior Mondal’s close-range effort was cleared off the line by Kevin Joshua.
The second half saw all the drama as Taylor claimed his second of the match minutes after the restart, calmly slotting into t...

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