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YATE TOWN 3 HARROW BOROUGH 3

PREMIER SOUTH
By John Davis

■ YATE’S new management team of John Rendell and Paul Tovey almost got off to a dream start but they had to settle for a point.
The hosts took the lead after half-an-hour when Pierce Mitchell nodded on a corner and Toby Raison finished on the back post.
Borough hit back strongly and turned the game in their favour before the break. First Montel Brown tapped home the equaliser when Yate goalkeeper Martin Horsell failed to hold on and then George Moore put the visitors ahead after the defence had failed to clear. Yate hit two goals in a p...

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