National League

CREANEY’S ON HAND TO COMPLETE COMEBACK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

By Dave Clayton

TAMWORTH 2
Creaney 56, 76

DAGENHAM & R 1
Phipps 31
WITH FA Cup exploits on the horizon for both sides, the stats make Andy Peaks’ part-time Tamworth look like they had enjoyed a one-sided affair against their full-time opponents.
Ben Strevens’ Daggers took their half-time lead well enough albeit via a fluke deflection from Harry Phipps in the 31st minute.
“It was never going to be a classic given the conditions so to come away with three points we’re absolutely delighted,” Peaks said.
And his half-time team talk calling f...

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