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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2023

By Bob Chester

YATE TOWN 2
WESTBURY UTD 1
■ CARETAKER manager Darren Mullings, in charge for the first time following the departure of John Rendell, saw his Yate Town side gain their first league win of the season.
Westbury went ahead in the 21st minute when James Bryne was penalised for handball. Westbury’s Callum Demkiv had his penalty saved by Aaron Sainsbury but followed up to score from the rebound.
Yate equalised in the 38th minute when Aaron Parsons headed home a right-wing cross.
Demkiv put a second penalty over the bar and Yate won it when substitute Joe O&...

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