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Red-hot Town leave Moors with all to do

ALFRETON TOWN 2 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 1
By Tom Finney

ALFRETON TOWN took one step closer to confirming their play-off place with a solid victory over fellow promotion chasers, Spennymoor Town.
First-half goals from Billy Fewster and Jake Day put Alfreton in the driving seat, and despite a late goal from Glen Taylor for the visitors making it a nervy last few minutes, they were able to see the game out for a vital win in their last scheduled home game of the season.
Fewster took the lead for the hosts after 12 minutes, as the Alfreton forward finished smartly on the volley following a long...

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