National League North

AFC Telford United 0-2 Brackley Town: Lowe blow boosts the Saints as Zak walks

The Brackley roadshow rolls on; goals from Matt Lowe and Lee Ndlovu secured three points, with the Bucks’ chance of any momentum killed off by Zak Lilly’s dismissal.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Richard Worton

AFC TELFORD U 0
BRACKLEY TN 2
THE Brackley roadshow rolls on; goals from Matt Lowe and Lee Ndlovu secured three points, with the Bucks’ chance of any momentum killed off by Zak Lilly’s dismissal.
Kevin Wilkin’s team started quickly and took the lead after six minutes. A corner was flicked across goal, and Jed Abbey headed the ball back and Matt Lowe took advantage; his volley into the turf bounced up and beat Russ Griffiths at the angle of his near post and crossbar.
The Bucks, with new loan signing Kevin Berkoe from Salford City making his debut, found chances to get back...

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