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HOT-SHOT CHAMBERS HAS ‘EM RAVEN AGAIN!

HOT-SHOT CHAMBERS

By Steve Cartwright

COALVILLE TN 1
Chambers 5

TAMWORTH 0

ASH SMASH: Ashley Chambers fires in the only goal of the game
PICTURE: Chris Simpson

WINNING FEELING: Coalville joy

COALVILLE Town completed the double over league leaders Tamworth thanks to an early goal from top scorer Ashley Chambers.
It was a dream start for the Ravens, following great work by George Wilson who won the ball and slid in former York City attacker Chambers who faced Tamworth keeper Jas Singh one on one and calmly slid the ball past him into the net.
After that the Tamworth had a lot of pressure w...

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