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JASON’S JUBILANT AS YELTZ CRUISE IT

By Dave Johnson

HALESOWEN TOWN 2 MICKLEOVER 0
JASON COWLEY’S brace put Halesowen Town into the hat for the next round.
Mickleover from the Northern Premier League Midlands Division made the better start in the blustery conditions as goalkeeper Dan Platt grabbed a fourth-minute cross at the second attempt and Platt saved a 13th-minute shot from Jude Taylor. Kane Richards then curled a free-kick just over for the Sports.
But the Yeltz took a 28th-minute lead from their first chance when Vanylson Silva’s low cross from the left was squared at the far post by Samson Hewet...

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