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Tamworth 1-4 Coalville Town: High-flying Ravens are on to a Shaw thing

Coalville maintained their excellent start to the campaign with an emphatic win at fellow high-flyers Tamworth.
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By Matt Panter

SHAW TO THE FOUR: Coalville’s Luke Shaw, third right, crashes in his second and his side’s fourth goal.
PICTURE: Paul Barber

TABLE-TOPPING Coalville maintained their excellent start to the campaign with an emphatic win at fellow high-flyers Tamworth.
A double from Luke Shaw plus goals from Tim Berridge and Elliot Putman sealed the points, though the Lambs will feel frustrated at failing to take their opportunities, particularly in the first half.
The result saw Tamworth boss Andy Peaks taste defeat for the first time since taking over at The Lamb – a17 game unbeaten run –...

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