Non-League Paper

NOMADS JOIN TNS AT TOP OF THE TABLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 December 2020

WELSH ROUND-UP
By James Candy

CONNAH’S Quay Nomads will not be giving up their status as JD Cymru Premier champions without a fight after joining The New Saints at the top of the table.
Andy Morrison’s men secured a 2-0 triumph over the league leaders with goals from Aeron Edwards and Michael Wilde.
But it was Aron Williams who was the architect of the TNS downfall with his pinpoint crossing from Nomads’ right flank.
Oliver Byrne in the Connah’s Quay goal pulled off a string of saves to keep Scott Ruscoe’s side at bay in the first half.
And then Williams t...

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