Non-League Paper

RADCLIFFE 5 TAMWORTH 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 November 2021

By Keiran Wilson

■FIVE-STAR Radcliffe ran riot against a hapless Tamworth.
Luca Navarro opened the scoring on 12 minutes, slotting the ball past Lambs keeper Jasbir Singh.
Bobby Grant won his header at the front post to score a second five minutes later.
Tamworth sub Shaquille McDonald pulled a goal back for the Lambs but Boro put the game to bed with two early second-half strikes. Matty Crothers scored directly from a 50th-minute corner. Bobby Grant converted a penalty four minutes later.
The final nail in the Lambs’ coffin was hammered in by Kevin Spinelli’s...

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