National League

Five-star Lambs finish off with a flourish

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

By Dave Clayton

ANDY Peaks hailed five-star Tamworth after they finished as the highest placed part-time club in England with a resounding victory over relegated Braintree.
“In our second season in the top flight, we’ve competed week-in week-out against big, full time clubs with more resource than us and more than held our own,” Peaks said.
“I’m extremely proud of the squad and today was a great result for us.”

TAMWORTH 5
Mols 7, 47, Creaney 29, Ansen (og) 51, Lynch 83

BRAINTREE T 1
Walker 22

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