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GLOVERS BACK UP & RUNNING

By Richard Worton

AFC TELFORD UTD 0

YEOVIL TOWN 2
Greenslade 27, Campbell 63

OPENER: Yeovil Town players celebrate Harvey Greenslade as he gives Yeovil a 1-0lead
PICTURE: Kieren Griffin

GOALS in each half carried the Glovers into the last eight of the Isuzu FA Trophy, and manager Billy Rowley was satisfied that his team emerged from a period of inactivity with a positive outcome.
“I’m really pleased with it,” the Glovers boss said after a first-half own goal from Ammar Dyer and a Tahvon Campbell strike secured victory.
“Our last time out was at B...

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