National League North

LEAMINGTON REFUSE TO PUT BRAKES ON FINE RUN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

By Paul Edwards

LEAMINGTON 3
CHORLEY 2
LEAMINGTON made it four wins from their last seven matches by downing high-flying Chorley.
Tom Carr should have opened the scoring early on for the visitors when he headed Harvey Smith’s nod-back into the six yard box wide from a great position.
Leamington took the lead on the half hour with their first opportunity, Tim Berridge dancing into the box to set up Owen Farmer for a close-range finish.
Berridge then helped himself to a goal seven minutes later, pouncing on a half-cleared free-kick on the edge of the box to send a powerful h...

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