 "Daventry Express/Daventry Review (Daventry, England)")
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Tows bag victory but still take their time.
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Daventry's difficult season continued and although the scoreline may have suggested to the contrary, the Towcestrians performance was an
indifferent mix of sound territorial advantage and poor
finishing.
The first-half started with Daventry being pushed back into defence and while on the front foot, Towcestrians failed to finish at least three clear scoring chances.
After what seemed like an eternity, Dan Torpey ran in to score a try, c...
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