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BRADHSAW LATE PLAY LIFTS RAMS’ NEW BOSSES

BEACONSFIELD 3 YATE TOWN 2
By Mark Brennan

BEACONSFIELD left it late to finally claim the three points against a hard-working Yate Town side looking to halt their horrendous losing streak.
It was the away team who started brightest, with Kyle Tooze bringing a fine save from Kie Plumley.
Five minutes later, however, home centre-half Luke Neville got on the end of a Kyel Reid corner to put the Rams a goal up.
They were pegged back after 19 minutes when a defensive mix-up let in Lucas Tomlinson to draw the visitors level.
The Rams lead was restored after 29 minutes when a fine move i...

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