National League North

BRAKES DOOMED BY BENNETT PAIR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2026

LEAMINGTON 1 SCARBOROUGH ATH 2 By Paul Edwards

LEAMINGTON are now all but relegated after Scarborough substitute Richie Bennett struck a second-half double, including a late winner, meaning the Brakes are now 19 points adrift of safety with seven games remaining.
They did at least score their first goal under new manager Scott Easterlow in his third game, taking the lead early in a first half that showed much promise. Frank Tattum curled a sweet left-footed strike into the far corner on ten minutes, the Birmingham City youngster’s fourth goal of his loan spell.
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