Farnborough vs Tamworth, 2004/05 English Conference, 2004/2005 English Conference

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Farnborough

16': Lloyd Blackman
74': Carl Gibbs

FT
2 - 2

Tamworth

11': Tristram Whitman
15': Tristram Whitman

About

Farnborough are hosting Tamworth at Cherrywood Road, , England, starting on . The match is a part of the English National League.

Game Information

Competition: English National League

Venue: Cherrywood Road
Location: , England
Attendance: 510

Line-Ups

Farnborough

No.	Name
19	Craig Holloway (GK)
2	Mark Rooney
3	Danny Allen-Page
27	Anthony Fenton
8	Tony Taggart
15	Adam Theo
21	Jay Smith
26	Michael Johnson
22	Stephen Hughes
10	Lloyd Blackman
11	Carl Gibbs

Farnborough Substitutes:

John Ashwood, Robert Traynor, Michael Charles, John Mulhern, Jermaine Hamilton.

Tamworth

No.	Name
1	Ryan Price (GK)
2	Adie Smith
4	David Bampton
5	Matthew Redmile
12	Sekani Simpson
6	Aaron Brown
8	Marcus Ebdon
11	Dave Morrison
14	Kyle Storer
9	Clint Marcelle
25	Tristram Whitman

Tamworth Substitutes:

David Robinson, Karl Rose, James Francis, Bob Taylor.

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