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Tigers are rescued by Em at the Bluebells

By Alfie Gendall

YATE TOWN 1
GLOUCESTER C 1
YATE and Gloucester shared the points in a tight encounter at the South West Interiors Stadium.
The hosts dominated the early portions of a very scrappy game with the first chance of the game coming inside five minutes.
James Ollis played a pass to Rex Mannings who saw an effort stopped by Jasbir Singh.
Not many chances would follow until the closing minutes of the second half.
Yate had two free-kicks in dangerous areas, but couldn’t trouble the Gloucester goal.
The visitors had a couple chances of their own in the first period...

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