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26 Dec 2025
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26 Dec 2025
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Tyler Harvey’s first-half strike and some stubborn defending helped Truro claim a second win in three Enterprise National League matches as they edged out Yeovil 1-0.
Harvey provided the game’s decisive moment when he poked home in the 18th minute, just seconds after Yeovil goalkeeper Jed Ward had brilliantly kept out a header from Connor Riley-Lowe.
Yeovil, though, gradually started to get on top after half-time and only Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain’s last-gasp interference denied Tahvon Campbell, while Aaron Jarvis shot narrowly wide.
Yassine En-Neyah nearly guaranteed the win for Truro but was denied by a fantastic save from Ward, while Jake Wannell headed off the crossbar at the other end as the hosts just about held on for a win that moves them four points adrift of safety.
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