National League

WOOD SLIP AGAIN AS PEAKS’ MEN POWER ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2026

By Dave Clayton

TAMWORTH 3
Lynch 24, 61, Mols 52

BOREHAM WD 2
Rush 58, 76
LUKE Garrard expressed frustration at his side’s inability to churn out consistent performances as they fell to an assured and confident Tamworth victory, which saw Andy Peaks’ side record their second double in a week.
“It frustrates me as we are too inconsistent at the moment,” said the dejected Wood boss. “We didn’t deal with (Oliver) Lynch’s threat, and Kennedy Digie and (Jordan) Cullinane-Liburd headed everything at the back for them “We were li...

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