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YAXLEY 2 ST NEOTS TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Daniel Tortoise
SL DIV ONE CENTRAL
AN all-action start set the scene for an entertaining clash.
Bradley Gothard gave Yaxley the lead after only two minutes, but the home side found themselves down to ten men after six minutes when keeper Aaron Butcher was sent off for handling outside the box, with midfielder Joel Earps forced to deputise.
Yaxley made it 2-0 against the run of play after 27 minutes when Jordan MacLeod latched onto a Charley Sanders through ball and placed his shot beneath the keeper.
after 34 minutes when Arron Smith shot low from the edge of the box, and the St Neots co...

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