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REDS RUN RIOT TO SILENCE THE LAMBS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

TAMWORTH 1 REDDITCH UNITED 3

By Matt Panter
REDDITCH United produced a superb second-half turnaround to stun Tamworth.
The Lambs looked in control at the break thanks to Ryan Beswick’s first goal for the club.
But United were a different beast after the break with goals from Max Loveridge, Andy Parsons and Michael Nelson turning the game on its head.
Tamworth started well, threatening from several corners.
And they deservedly led on 21 minutes as Beswick netted from inside the penalty area.
Shaquille Leachman- Whittingham fired over for the visitors but Tamworth should have stretched ...

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