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Cards collapse to let in Glovers

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 December 2021

YEOVIL TOWN 3 WOKING 1
By Sheridan Robins

YEOVIL Town scored three times in the last ten minutes to secure their place in the fourth round of the FA Trophy, with a brace from substitute Adi Yussuf and a Tom Knowles header cancelling out Tahvon Campbell’s first half finish – to stretch the Glovers’ unbeaten run to 11 matches.
It was a tight affair in the first half, but the visitors were the better side, winning all second balls and putting the Yeovil defence under pressure and they deserved their lead at the break.
The opener came as Yeovil switched off after their...

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