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YATE TOWN 0 SWINDON S’MNE 3
By John Davis

SUPERMARINE put this game well and truly to bed with three wellworked first-half goals as Yate’s inexplicable loss of home form continues to cause concern.
The home side, without a win at the South West Interiors Stadium since January, made their customary bright start, with Joe Tumelty testing Martin Horsell inside the first five minutes and James Harding heading off target from a well-directed cross from Will Tunnicliff.
Yate waited unsuccessfully for a foul to be given as Tumelty was robbed of the ball after 19 minutes and when...

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