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IT’S NEVER TOO YATE TO TOAST PROMOTION!

By Hugo Varley
YATE 3 CINDERFORD 1 MONDAY, MAY 6
WHENYate Town came into their play-off final against Cinderford on Bank Holiday Monday it is fair to say they faced a rather intimidating task.
The Bluebells had fallen to a 5-1 thrashing at the hands of their play-off final opponents only a matter of weeks previously and found themselves up against a team who were on a 15-match unbeaten run.
You could therefore forgive the home fans for fearing the worst when Cinderford raced into an early lead to silence the packed-out crowd at Lodge Road. Nevertheless, a spirited rally from Paul Britton&rs...

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