Northern Premier League

Take a bow, Taylor and Tom

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2026

ILKESTON TOWN 2 BAMBER BRIDGE 0
By Rod Malcolm

FULL-back Taylor Anderson’s supreme 53rd-minute assist helped ensure Ilkeston another season in the NPL Premier.
He won the ball just outside his penalty area and surged past three men to cross for Daniel Odunaiya who slid the ball home.
It needed that sort of quality to defeat Bamber Bridge, whose passing style created plenty of problems in a game blighted by a strong wind.
Soon after that opening goal, L’Varn Brandy fed Jamie Walker whose lob beat keeper Aidan Dowling to settle the match.
By that time, Brig’s e...

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