Isthmian League Premier

A THRILLING FINALE SEES LAMBS TURN THE TABLES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Matt Panter
TAMWORTH 4 ST IVES TOWN 2
SHAQUILLE McDonald capped a sensational Tamworth comeback as three goals in the last four minutes sealed a dramatic win.
Last year’s high-fliers last destined for defeat until quickfire strikes from Jordan Gough, Jordan Graham and McDonald turned the tables at the death.
St Ives went closest to breaking the deadlock in a goalless first half - Edmund Hotter firing over and Marc Richards twice threatening.
But the Saints did evwentually get their reward on 57 minutes when Richards met a corner at the near post and directed his shot into the far c...

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