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YATE TOWN 3 MELKSHAM TN 0

By Bob Chester

YATE cruised into the next round of the FA Trophy with a comfortable win against an in-form Melksham for whom Elliot Haffenden missed a golden opportunity in the opening minutes.
Lucas Tomlinson put Yate in front with a speculative shot from 25 yards after eight minutes and with Yate Town dominant, Ross Stearn added a second after 41 minutes following good work from Ollie Dewsbury.
Yate substitute Stan Wyatt hit a post on the hour with a curling shot and despite Melksham having more possession after this Aaron Sainsbury in the home goal was never really tested. Yate ma...

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