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Ace Tee sparks Yeltz’s revival

HALESOWEN TN 3 LOWESTOFT TN 1
By Dave Johnson

THREE goals in 13 minutes late in the first half put Halesowen on top of the table.
The Trawler Boys shocked Halesowen by taking a third-minute lead when Harvey Sayer’s cross was headed against a post by Samuel Johnson and Kyle Haylock turned home the rebound.
The Yeltz responded as Milan Butterfield’s 20-yard shot was fingered over the net by Ronnie Yeo.
Halesowen drew level after 32 minutes when the visitors failed to clear Conor Tee’s cross and captain Ryan Wynter stabbed home.
Just four minutes later the Yeltz ...

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