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GLOVERS’ RESPONSE SO TIMELY

GLOVERS’ RESPONSE

By Andrew Simpson

YEOVIL TOWN 3
Jarvis 27, James 63, McGavin 90+1

BRAINTREE TOWN 1
Akinde 15

YEO BEAUTY! Yeovil’s Brett McGavin enjoys their victory with fans
PICTURE: Pinnacle

YEOVIL Town came from behind to beat Braintree and return to the National League’s promotion play-offs places as a reward.
The Glovers gave a response that their fans were looking for following an embarrassing exit from the FA Trophy in midweek against local rivals Weymouth.
“That performance has done us the world of good,” reflected assistant manager Chris Todd afterwards...

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