National League South

OWERS’ POWER SAVES GLOVERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2023

YEOVIL TOWN 3 EASTBOURNE BORO 2
By Anthony Scott

JOSH OWERS’ second-half strike proved the difference as Yeovil Town edged Eastbourne Borough at Huish Park.
Eastbourne started well, but it was the hosts who went ahead 12 minutes in. Jordan Young delivered a flat corner from the left and picked out Frank Nouble, who was allowed a free header, and he made no mistake.
The Sports looked to get back into the game, with Fletcher Holman having an effort cleared off the line by Josh Staunton before Mark Beard’s side drew level after 36 minutes. Gravata had an effort blocked an...

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