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Brooks keeps Bluebells blooming

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 November 2018

By John Davis
YATE TOWN 2
CIRENCESTER TOWN 1
YATE narrowly edged this close encounter to keep their position at the top of the table.
Both sides showed their attacking intent from the outset with Adam Price and Ollie Mehew going close for the home side and Ellis Dunton firing just over the crossbar at the other end.
The home side drew first blood when the Cirencester defence failed to deal with a Price free-kick and Jack Twyman volleyed home.
Ben Brooks then forced Cirencester goalkeeper Marko Radovanovic to make a flying save with the aid of the post before the visitors drew level, Lewis T...

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