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ROSE IS SWEET FOR THE LEADERS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
FALMOUTH TOWN 2 YATE TOWN 3
By Scott McCormack

YATE Town came from behind to take all three points at Falmouth.
Kian Thomas opened the scoring for the home team after seven minutes courtesy of a cross from Luke Barner. Yate then started to dominate and equalised 17 minutes later from James Byrne.
However Falmouth went ahead again after 32 minutes, Thomas holding the ball up well before laying it off to Barner to finish.
Yate upped their game again in the 2nd half and within 13 minutes they were level courtesy of a wicked deflection from a Will Christopher effort.
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