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MELKSHAM TOWN 1 YATE TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Richard Nelsen

TABLE topping Yate visited Wiltshire in a hotly contested and well supported game at Oakfield Stadium.
In a first half of few chances both defences acquitted themselves well with little for either keeper to deal with.
The second half started with a quicker pace and the home side took the lead after Robbie James out muscled Joe Guest at the near post. His effort was rewarded with Henry Sady skillfully slotting home within the area past a melee of defenders. Yate looked dangerous on the attack and got themselves level when the veteran forward Ross Stearn...

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