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Colne 1-1 Tamworth (Tamworth win 4-3 on penalties): Lambs are spot on to see off Colne

TAMWORTH edged their way through to the next round of the FA Trophy in a close fought contest against Colne but had to endure the nail-biting finale of penalties.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 November 2021

By David Priestley

COLNE 1
Taylor 77
TAMWORTH WON 4-3 ON PENS

TAMWORTH 1
Waite 79
TAMWORTH edged their way through to the next round of the FA Trophy in a close fought contest against Colne but had to endure the nail-biting finale of penalties.
Despite their lower league standing, Colne did not display an inferiority complex and took the game to the visitors from the kick off. It took an instinctive save by Lambs keeper Jasbir Singh after only four minutes to keep the ball out of his net as Reece Webb-Foster struck a low goal-bound shot through a crowded Tamworth goalmouth.
The Lambs took...

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