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Southend United 2-0 Tamworth: Shrimpers find path to points

Southend United boss Kevin Maher was delighted to see his side make it back-to-back wins courtesy of victory against Tamworth at Roots Hall.
MAKING HIS POINT: Scott-Morriss enjoys scoring his side’s second goal PICTURE: Focus Images

By Jason Creasey

SOUTHEND UNITED 2
Kendall 11, Scott-Morriss 80

TAMWORTH 0
 
Southend United boss Kevin Maher was delighted to see his side make it back-to-back wins courtesy of victory against Tamworth at Roots Hall.
Goals from Charley Kendall and Gus Scott-Morriss saw the Shrimpers pick up all three points in front of a crowd of more than 8,000 and condemn the Lambs to their second defeat.
And Maher – whose side are the early National League leaders – was pleased Southend found a way to triumph for the second week in succession.
“I’m delighted with the win of course,” said Maher. “It wa...

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