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Bluebells in bloom as Tigers are tamed

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2026

By Bob Chester

YATE TOWN 2
GLOUCESTER C 1
A WONDER strike from Yate Town captain Joe Guest earned Yate Town a valuable three points as they look to stay in the division, while this defeat means that Gloucester City are still guaranteed a home game in the play-offs semi-finals but are still hoping to secure second place, depending on Farnham’s results, whilst Yate Town need one more point to guarantee safety.
The visitor’s opened the scoring in the seventh minute when Sion Spence’s pass found James Waite in space in the Yate penalty area and Waite fired his shot...

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