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Moors hit five to stun Town

SPENNYMOOR T 5
ALFRETON TOWN 0
By Ben Swain
SPENNYMOOR crusied to victory at home to Alfreton.
Glen Taylor’s sixth-minute penalty was consolidated in the second half by a Rob Ramshaw double as well as goals from Nathan Buddle and James Roberts.
Stephen Brogan’s cross was aimed at Taylor but he was impeded and a penalty was given and Taylor found the bottom corner from the spot.
Another Brogan corner, from the left, nearly gave Taylor his second of the game but his header went narrowly wide.
Within three minutes of the second half starting, Spennymoor strengthened their lead.
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