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Rhodes breaks Harrow hearts

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

YATE TOWN 2 HARROW BORO’ 1
By John Davis

HARROW Borough can feel hard done by after dominating for long spells of their game at Yate Town game only to be robbed by a scrambled goal from the home side deep into stoppage time.
Yate should have been out of sight inside the first 20 minutes.
James Harding overran the ball when played through in the very first minute before Luke Hopper made it 1-0 with a sixth-minute penalty after Max Williams had been brought down.
Central defender Matt Bower then hit the top of the bar from distance, Ollie Mehew blasted over when well placed and Ho...

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