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HICKS IS THE LATE STAR FOR VISITORS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 April 2019

By Matt Panter
TAMWORTH 1
AFC RUSHDEN & D 1
TAMWORTHand Rushden shared the spoils.
The home side started well and Tyrell Waite’s low shot was saved by Ben Heath, who then did well to deny both Chris Lait and Jack Concannon.
Lambs keeper Jas Singh did brilliantly to tip over Zac Reynolds’ rising shot as the visitors threatened for the first time early on.
The half quietened down after that but came back to life on 39 minutes as Heath tipped Lait’s curling effort around the post.
Tamworth took the lead on 66 minutes, Jordan Gough heading home from a Ryan Beswick corner.
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