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GOODSHIP IN FULL SAIL AS TREBLE SINKS YATE

YATE TOWN 0 SALISBURY 4
By John Davis

SALISBURY zipped into the lead after only four minutes and then cruised to comfortably take the points in a one-sided affair.
Yate, who included two new signings, struggled at the back and looked toothless in attack and it was deep into stoppage time at the end of the game before they got a shot on target to test Gerard Benfield in the Salisbury goal.
For the second home game in a row, the home side conceded an early goal, Brandon Goodship cutting in from the left before unleashing a rising drive into the top corner.
There was almost a second ...

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