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TAYLOR PUTS THE WIND UP WESTBURY…

DIV 1 SOUTH
WESTBURY UTD 0 YATE TOWN 2
By Andy Bown

WESTBURY were undone by two goals in five minutes.
The Meadow Lane pitch was in excellent condition despite several days of storms and deluges, and the home side played some lovely football but without any end product.
Home keeper Jonny Hill saved well from Oliver Jenkins and Nick McCootie, while at the other end Kyle Tooze and Callum Demkiv were unable to get their efforts on target after fine passing moves.
Yate’s James Taylor scored in fortuitous fashion when his cross drifted on the wind into the top corner of the net....

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