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TULIPS STAY IN BLOOM AT TOP WITH A FINE DISPLAY

By Leigh Porter

SPALDING UTD 3
ALVECHURCH 0
SPALDING produced a dominant display to see off Alvechurch with a convincing three-goal victory.
The Tulips started brightly and enjoyed the lion’s share of early possession. A slick move after ten minutes carved the visitors open, but Jack Roberts drove a cut-back just over the bar. Moments later, Spalding should have led when Tosin Olapade’s teasing cross was poked goalwards by Bartosz Cybulski, only for Redman Evans to pull off a stunning one handed save.
After a flurry of home chances, Alvechurch threatened on the break...

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