The Lambs had the first shot, an effort from Kyle Finn, but Cam Mason's save was made moot by a raised assistant referee's flag.
Most of the first half saw defences on top the ball in midfield and challenges rained in from all angles.
In the 25th minute, the Nash thought they had taken the lead when Jimmy Spencer headed the ball past Jas Singh, but the referee had spotted a foul in the build-up.
Just before half-time, Tamworth's Daniel Creaney fired a shot from just inside the penalty area which Mason did well to save. Moments later, Mason was less exercised by a strike Ben Milnes, which was directed straight at him.
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