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CROWS SILENCED BY YELTZ

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

ROYSTON T 0 HALESOWEN T 0
Goalless draw frustrates hosts
By David Baulk

ROYSTON will view this as a wasted opportunity to keep the pressure on leaders Kettering as they were unable to take advantage of the first-half dismissal of Lee Hughes in their stalemate with Halesowen.
In truth, the home side never really did enough to warrant claiming all three points, as a dogged defensive display from Halesowen ensured the Crows were restricted to few sights of goal.
Halesowen set up in a defensive formation and were quickly forced on the back foot as Royston looked to move the ball quickly.
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