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OLLIE ON THE SPOT ONCE AGAIN IN WIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 January 2019

By John Davis

PENALTY KING: Olly Mehew scores from the spot to win the game
PICTURE: Gary Learmonth

YATE TOWN 1
STREET 0
A SECOND clinching penalty in two games from Ollie Mehew was needed to give Yate the three points required to sustain their impressive promotion push.
The win now puts Yate three points ahead of nearest challengers Blackfield and Langley but they have now used up their game in hand over the Hampshire club.
If anything, Yate’s home form has prevented them streaking away at the top of the league, with five sides able to leave the Jelf Stadium with a share of the po...

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