The home side led through on-loan Christian Millar's first-half strike.
But Stuart Pierpoint's own goal turned the game before a twice-taken Andy Brown penalty and Danny Carey-Bertram's late strike claimed the points.

The Bucks' latest win keeps Telford third in the league, three points off the top, but it was slightly soured by an injury to wing-back Lee Vaughan.

Assistant boss Larry Chambers admitted that Telford were not at their best in a hard-fought derby at Marston Road. "I'm pleased with the courage and determination shown by the players," Chambers told BBC Radio Shropshire. "But it wasn't a vintage performance."

Telford, who have a game in hand on leaders Tamworth, now face Stafford again on New Year's Day in the rematch at the Bucks Head.

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