Southern Combination Premier

POLICE FORCED TO TAKE A POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By James MacPherson
MET POLICE 1
YATE TOWN 1
MET Police returned to Imber Court for the first time since March and were held to a draw.
The home side made a positive start to their campaign after a superb whipped cross saw Max Blackmore rise above the keeper to knock home on his return to the club in the 14th minute.
Yate were struggling to keep the Blues at bay in the opening exchanges, as another chance went begging soon after. The dangerous Blackmore found Oliver Knight in space, who almost picked out Sam De St Croix on his league debut at the far post, but he couldn’t connect with...

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