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Yeovil Town 1-2 Wrexham: Dragons breath fire on rivals

PROMOTION chasers Wrexham completed a second-half comeback to gain ground on their rivals at the top of the table and leave Yeovil Town still awaiting a first victory of the year.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 January 2022

By Sheridan Robins

YEOVIL TOWN 1
Knowles 14

WREXHAM 2
Mullin 59, Williams (og) 79

RELIEF: Wrexham celebrate the winning goal
PICTURE: Martin Edwards

PROMOTION chasers Wrexham completed a second-half comeback to gain ground on their rivals at the top of the table and leave Yeovil Town still awaiting a first victory of the year.
Yeovil, looking to make amends for last week’s disastrous defeat to Needham Market in the FA Trophy, started brightly and took the lead through Tom Knowles in the opening quarter of an hour.
But the Red Dragons hit back after the break and ensured the three points...

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