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Irons in the fire as Peaks eyes win

Tamworth stayed nine points clear at the top of the table as they look to close in on a return to the National League.
Irons in

By Mark Maybury

NET GAINS: Tamworth’s Dan Creaney celebrates his opener

TAMWORTH stayed nine points clear at the top of the table as they look to close in on a return to the National League.
Goals from Dan Creaney and Ben Acquaye ensured the Lambs got back to winning ways following Tuesday’s goalless draw at home to Boston United.
Home boss Andy Peaks was delighted with the performance ahead of Tuesday’s trip to second-placed Scunthorpe. “It was important we gained three points after the draw against Boston on Tuesday, especially as we go into the top-of-thetable clash at Scunthorpe,...

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