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Terrific Tigers too good for Brakes

WORKSOP TOWN 2 LEAMINGTON 0
By James Haley

WORKSOP Town cruised to a win against bottom club Leamington at the Windsor Foodservice Stadium.
The Tigers started the first half brightly as Luke Hall had a half-volley saved, before a touch at the near post hit the side-netting.
The breakthrough came on the 23rd minute as Aleks Starcenko poked the ball to Sam Sanders, who hit an excellent volley on the swivel into the bottom-right corner.
The lead was almost doubled as Hall’s audacious effort nearly lobbed the Brakes goalkeeper but it was clawed out by Eddie Brearey.
Brearey wa...

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