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Magpies out of bottom four

DORCHESTER T 2 YATE TOWN 0
By Terry Spracklen

DORCHESTER Town moved out of the relegation places after a two-goal victory over Yate Town at the Avenue Stadium.
Yate keeper Aaron Sainsbury pulled off two early saves to keep out headers from Wayne Robinson and Ollie Haste
The visitors went close, but Corey Evans fired inches wide at the near post. A deep cross from Charlie White was gathered by Dorchester keeper Joe Besant under the crossbar.
A free-kick conceded by Matt Britton earned a yellow card for the Yate defender and forced Sainsbury to save a Will Spetch header.
As the inter...

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