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YELTZ UNVEIL A BIG NAME SIGNING

HALESOWEN TOWN 2 NEWTOWN 1
By David Johnson
HALESOWENcame from behind in an evenly matched workout against Welsh Premier League Newtown. New Yeltz signing Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, who played in the Premier League with Wolverhampton Wanderers, headed at
Newtown goalkeeper Dave Jones in the 6th minute as Jack Kelly whipped in a couple of early dangerous corners.
The Robins then took a 14th minute lead when former Yeltz player Ethan Jones bundled home a rebound after home goalkeeper Dan Platt saved from Alex Fletcher. But their advantage lasted less than a minute as home striker Lee Hughes was lef...

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