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LOVELL SETS OFF MAGPIE VICTORY

WIMBORNE TOWN 4
YATE TOWN 2
By Graham Dunns
WIMBORNE seized control on 38 minutes when, from a quick throw, Jack Lovell curled an unstoppable shot beyond Harvey Rivers.
A minute before the break they doubled their lead. Toby Holmes raced on to Luke Holmes’ precise through ball and gave Rivers no chance.
Four minutes into the second half Wimborne went further ahead.
The Magpies found Toby Holmes wide on the right. Exchanging a 1-2 with Lovell, the tall striker bided his time to score.
Despite losing Lee Francis following a second yellow card, substitute Ben Mogg scored a fourth on 80 m...

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