National League

TATE’S FINE WORK OF ART IS EXHIBITED BY ROVERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2026

By Ash Loveridge

FOREST GR 2
Campbell 15, Knowles 28

ALDERSHOT T 1
Warren 65
FOREST Green boss Robbie Savage watched the game from the confines of the directors’ box as his team turned on the style, firing a warning to their play-off rivals.
Serving a two-game touchline ban, Savage took his place alongside owner Dale Vince and sporting director Mark Bowen to watch his side cruise past Aldershot thanks to first-half strikes from Tate Campbell and Tom Knowles which ensured that Charlie Warren’s goal back for the Shots was no more than a consolation.
An exuberant Sa...

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