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Celebration Upon Celebration Yeovil Town FC Is Blessed
On Saturday, Yeovil Town won the National League South trophy, sparking raucous celebrations. Following a 2-0 success over Truro City on Thursday and a 3-1 triumph over Dartford on Saturday, the Glovers were able to collect the trophy, confirming their return to the fifth division after one season in the National League South.
In front of 5,701 spectators at Huish Park, Yeovil Town lifted a league trophy for the first time since 2005. Dartford skipper Luke Coulson gave Town the lead early on on Saturday.
After Ronny Nelson’s own goal put the visitors ahead, Sam Pearson pulled one back, and Alex Fisher’s tap-in in the second half completed the victory.
We congratulate Yeovil Town for winning the National League South title on Saturday and for securing an instant return to the Vanarama National League on Thursday.
In other news, Wealdstone and Boreham Wood both recorded back-to-back victories, suggesting that the relegation struggle in the National league will likely come down to a thrilling final week.
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On Matchday 45, no goalie was busier than Mathew Hudson of Oldham Athletic. More than any other keeper in the division, the Latics stopper recorded three successful escapes while saving all six of Oxford City’s on-target attempts. Next season, Maidenhead United will return to National League football following a remarkable 2-1 victory over Gateshead, a team vying for a playoff spot.
Zico Asare completed all five of his defensive plays, adding three interceptions, to assist secure three crucial points. Danny Collinge scored goals on Saturday as the Bees defeated FC Halifax Town 2-0. He recovered in time to help Barnet’s playoff run.
