National League North

Brakes halted by jubilant Jude

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

LEAMINGTON 0 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 1
By Paul Edwards

SPENNYMOOR put in a near-perfect away performance to collect their first win of the season, but they were aided by a flat performance from their hosts. The visitors were rarely troubled all afternoon at the back, winning the game thanks to a fantastic strike from Jude Oyibo just past the hour mark.
Dan Turner saw the first opportunity of the afternoon saved by Moors’ keeper Max Metcalfe as he ran onto a pass from Devon Kelly-Evans.
Glen Taylor had chances to open his account for the season; firing his first effort straight at Ca...

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