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LAST-GASP LEVELLER AS YATE BATTLE TO SAVE IT

YATE TOWN 2
HENDON 2
By John Davis
YATE netted a lastditch equaliser to take something from this encounter.
The game was well into stoppage time when a low drive by substitute Luke Spokes squeezed through a crowded goalmouth and found its way past Tyla Dickson.
As in recent games, the home side started slowly and conceded a goal inside the first ten minutes. The ball was lost in midfield and when Luca Anderson was played in, he made no mistake.
Yate goalkeeper Adam Forster was then quick off his line to block the approach of Kameron English as Hendon pressed forward.
First Ollie Mehew shot ...

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