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GLOVERS’ TITLE JOY CROWNED WITH WIN

GLOVERS’ TITLE

By Sheridan Robins

YEOVIL TOWN 3
Pearson 9, Morgan 42, Fisher 70

DARTFORD 1
Coulson 5

CHAMPIONS: Yeovil Town captain Matt Worthington lifts the trophy
PICTURE: Pinnacle

Y EOVIL TOWN were presented with the National League South trophy at Huish Park after victory against Truro City on Thursday confirmed them as champions.
They then hosted Dartford at Huish Park, with contrasting emotions from the sides, as Dartford were condemned to relegation. The Glovers came from behind for a 28th win of the season.
Matt Worthington became the first Yeovil Town captain to lift a league tit...

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