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Yates to the rescue in thriller

By Ciaran Morrison
HUNGERFORD TOWN 1
GLOUCESTER CITY 2
GOALS from Noah Smerdon and Mat Liddiard were enough for Gloucester.
The hosts seemed to have the better of the opening exchanges and had a goal disallowed for offside when Harvey Bradbury ran in.
On the 25 minute mark, the visitors took the lead. A corner found its way to Noah Smerdon, whose header squirmed its way through the goalkeeper.
The Crusaders had to settle for a free-kick on the edge of the box after Conor Lynch was pulled down despite protests for a penalty.
Matt Jones played a diagonal ball onto the head of Harvey Bradbury ...

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