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Champions close with a real flourish

BANBURY UNITED 0 TAMWORTH 3
By Dave England

CHAMPIONS Tamworth finished the season in style with a comprehensive victory at relegated Banbury United.
The Lambs started on the front foot with Beck-Ray Enoru firing wide from a good position in the first minute. Ben Acquaye then shot wide from inside the area moments later. While a patient buildup involving Acquaye saw the winger lay the ball off to Matt Curley, who shot over from 20 yards.
United Keeper Eddie Brearey then produced a fine save to deny Enoru with Tamworth building momentum. Brearey then made a fine stop to clear away an...

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