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IT’S FREE AND EASY AGAIN FOR HMAMI

MARINE 2 TADCASTER ALB 0
NORTH WEST
By Tom Clarke
HMAMI and Salford City loanee Mo Touray were on target as Marine saw off Tadcaster Albion.
Marine started the livelier team on the back of 2-0 victory in midweek at Widnes, and, after scoring two free-kicks in that game, Hmami added another in this one to put the home side ahead after 34 minutes.
Welsh under-21 international Mo Touray was a livewire throughout the contest, and he doubled the lead in outstanding style.
He received the ball on the edge of the box after 38 minutes and beat his defender with a stepover, and it was no surprise wh...

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