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TIGERS AIM TO STRETCH RUN TO 18

NPL DIV 1 EAST
By Jon Couch

THERE is no team in English senior football in better form than Worksop Townright now.
Victory in the topof-the-table clash with Stockton Town last Saturday was their 17th on the spin and extended their lead at the summit to 11 points.
Seasoned performers Hamza Bencheriff, Sam Wedgbury, Terry Hawkridge and 16-goal NPL East top scorer Liam Hughes have got the Tigers roaring under boss Craig Parry – and no-one seems to be able to stop them.
Standing in their way of an 18th straight win on Boxing Day is fourth-bottom Carlton Town, who have only won tw...

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