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DEWSBURY SLAUGHTERS POOR LAMBS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Bob Chester

YATE TOWN 2
TAVISTOCK AFC 0
YATE Town, in front of their biggest crowd of the season on their community day, produced a stunning start with Ollie Dewsbury scoring inside the first minute following good work by Marlon Jackson and Lloyd James and Dewsbury struck the ball home at the second attempt.
Tavistock were content to sit back and look for chances on the break. Edward Harrison had a couple of shots blocked and Luke Steer went close, but the Yate defence was not really tested. Yate dominated the second half and made sure of all three points with an ex...

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