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06 Sept 2025
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Dan Creaney scored for the fifth National League game in a row as Tamworth beat Woking 3-2.
Creaney’s stoppage-time strike made sure of a fifth win in seven league games despite a late Dale Gorman consolation for Woking.
Nathan Tshikuna’s ninth-minute free-kick gave Tamworth the lead and Thomas McGlinchey added the second three minutes before half-time with a low left-footed finish from inside the area.
Max Dyche headed in Gorman’s 47th-minute free-kick to get Woking back into the contest but Creaney restored Tamworth’s two-goal advantage in stoppage time when he finished off a fine team move to keep his scoring streak going.
Gorman curled in a free-kick six minutes later but there was no time for a dramatic Woking equaliser.
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