Cup fever grips Telford

Telford boss Mick Jones admitted FA Cup fever was taking over after his Nationwide Conference side swept aside First Division Crewe to reach the FA Cup fourth round.

Cup fever grips Telford
Sun, 04 Jan, 2004 - 12:12

Telford boss Mick Jones admitted FA Cup fever was taking over after his Nationwide Conference side swept aside First Division Crewe to reach the FA Cup fourth round.

Lee Mills’ second-minute header was enough to secure a famous win at Gresty Road which ensured non-league representation at the next stage.

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