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Yearwood’s brace leads comeback

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 April 2025

By Charlie Barnett

GLOUCESTER CITY 2 GOSPORT BOROUGH 2
GOSPORT Borough overturned a two-goal deficit against play-off bound Gloucester City thanks to Asher Year-wood’s double.
It took City just over a minute to find the net when Liam Cross did well to dribble his way into the box before having his shot parried out to the feet of Harry Burns who tucked away the opener.
Ten minutes later, Brandon Smalley and Curtis Jemmet-Hutson paired up well down the right-hand side to open up space for the latter who clipped the ball back across goal where Charlie Wassmer was unable to head ...

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