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Tamworth 1-1 Warrington Town: Title joy is new high for Peaks!

In front of the 2,938 joyous supporters – the highest home league crowd at The Lamb for nearly half a century – Tamworth celebrated their second successive promotion.
Tamworth

By Dave Clayton

TAMWORTH 1
Tshikuna 31

WARRINGTON T 1
Eze 52

TOP MAN: Tamworth’s leading scorer Dan Creaney heads the celebrations as Tamworth are National League North champions
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

TROPHY TIME: The party was well under way at The Lamb

IN front of the 2,938 joyous supporters – the highest home league crowd at The Lamb for nearly half a century – Andy Peaks’ side celebrated their second successive promotion.
Peaks could not contain his joy at getting over the line to lift the trophy at home after this share of the spoils with Warrington Town
“We couldn’t have as...

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