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Dinsley red card is costly for Yate

YATE TOWN 0 BEACONSFIELD T 2
By John Davis

YATE failed to capitalise on their convincing midweek success against Plymouth Parkway with another home defeat.
The visitors looked the better organised from the off with the lively Kyel Reid forcing Martin Horsell into an early save and then testing the home keeper soon afterwards.
The major turning point of the game though came just before the half hour.
Calvin Dinsley, who had replaced the injured Tom Richards just 10 minutes before, was shown two yellow cards within two minutes and it was always going to be an uphill struggle for the...

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