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ANDRE’S LAST-GASP STUNNER

SOUTH ROUND-UP
By Kumail Jaffer
A LAST-MINUTE penalty save from Alexis Andre Jr gave Yate Town a crucial 2-1 away win against Cirencester Town as they closed the gap on the league leaders.
Benjamin Whitehead gave Cirencester the lead after good work from Aidan Bennett and captain Alan Griffin before David Sims-Burgess equalised with a brilliant finish from the edge of the box.
Slick passing from the visitors saw Alex Peare after being found by Joe Guest before late drama struck at The Corinium Stadium.
Guest was given his marching orders as he conceded a 90th-minute penalty before Alexis Jr...

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