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WAITE LEAVES IT LATE FOR LAMBS

TAMWORTH 1 STOURBRIDGE 0

By Matt Panter
TYRELL Waite’s 90th-minute goal gave Tamworth a thirdstraight win.
The visitors had shaded the first half, Robbie Thompson-Brown shooting wide and Kaiman Anderson was denied by Jas Singh.
The Lambs also had their moments in the opening 45 minutes, Chris Lait’s freekick saved by James Wren.
Lait also had strong claimsfor a penalty waved away as the half concluded.
Tamworth threatened after the break with Jordan Clement testing Wren.
Anderson fired at Singh, Darryl Westlake blasted over and Callum Powell’s dangerous low cross was cut o...

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