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NORTHAMPTON TOWN 2 YEOVIL TOWN 2

Northampton Town 2 Yeovil Town 2 - the match report

27 April 2019

SKY BET LEAGUE 2      
Saturday April 27th, 3.00pm      
PTS Academy Stadium

NORTHAMPTON TOWN 2
Omar Sowunmi 49 og
Daniel Powell 55

YEOVIL TOWN 2
Tristan Abrahams 18 pen
Jake Gray 25

Attendance: 4,908 (317 away supporters)

Cobblers: David Cornell, Charlie Goode, Aaron Pierre, Jordan Turnbull, George Cox (sub Shaun McWilliams 61), Sam Foley, Dean Bowditch (sub Jack Bridge 72), Joe Powell, Sam Hoskins, Daniel Powell, Andy Williams
Subs not used: Luke Coddington, David Buchanan, Junior Morias, Timi Elsnik, John-Joe O’Toole
 
Yeovil: Nathan Baxter, Bevis Mugabi, Omar Sowunmi, Matt Worthington, Jake Gray (sub Alex Fisher 84), Courtney Duffus (sub Yoann Arquin 75), Tristan Abrahams (sub Francois Zoko 70), Alex Pattison, Sessi D’Almeida, Tom James, Alex Dobre
Subs not used: Stuart Nelson, Gabriel Rogers, Daniel Ojo, Ryan Seager 

Referee: Anthony Backhouse

Booked:
Cobblers: Charlie Goode (57, 12th of the season), Shaun McWilliams (75, 5th), Sam Foley (90, 7th)
Yeovil: none

15 cautions at any time in season; 3 match suspension

Sent off:
Cobblers: none      
Yeovil: none

Sendings off: 2 cautions in one game; 1 match suspension but cautions do not count towards above totals. Other sendings off; 1 or 3 match suspension. Extra match ban for additional sendings off.

Boss Keith Curle made three changes for the final home game of the season with George Cox, Dean Bowditch and on-loan West Ham United midfielder Joe Powell replacing David Buchanan, Shay Facey and Scott Pollock. Yeovil went in to the game with their EFL status on the line with one eye also on other results elsewhere.

Jake Gray fired into the side netting in an early sight at goal for the visitors while Joe Powell tried a shot from 25-yards that flew over the bar. David Cornell was out quickly to deny Tristan Abrahams and Andy Williams saw a shot seemingly turned behind by Nathan Baxter although the assistant referee signalled for a goal kick.

The referee pointed to the penalty spot in the eighteenth minute when Joe Powell collided with Glovers skipper Omar Sowunmi and Tristan Abrahams stepped up to put Yeovil in front, sending Cornell the wrong way.

Six minutes later Yeovil doubled their lead, Jake Gray with a neat finish over Cornell.

Daniel Powell saw an effort blocked inside the area as the Cobblers tried to get themselves back into the game with a shot from Williams parried by Baxter on the follow-up before the off-side flag was raised. Courtney Duffus was close to increasing the Glovers lead with a shot on the turn but the ball landed just wide of Cornell’s goal.

An own goal from Omar Sowunmi halved the Cobblers deficit at the start of the second half, Sowunmi’s diving header from an Andy Williams cross diverted the ball past his own keeper.

And it wasn’t long before the Cobblers were back on level terms, Daniel Powell with a neat finish having been played through by his namesake Joe.

The Coblers tails were up and Sam Hoskins saw a shot saved by Baxter before Shaun McWilliams came on for George Cox. Williams shot into the side netting and Baxter saved a header from Daniel Powell as the Homeside continued to stream forward.

Hoskins had a shot parried by Baxter after some good work from McWilliams while Glovers substitute Alex Fisher spurned a good chance to put his side back in front. Results elsewhere now meant Yeovil were facing relegation firmly in the face.

The Glovers were pushing everyone forward, in need of a goal to remain in the EFL, and Cornell made a terrific flying save to deny Yoann Arquin in stoppage time and Francois Zoko also saw a shot blocked at close range but it ended 2-2.



COBBLERS MATCH STATS (first half in brackets, match total out of brackets)     
SHOTS ON TARGET: (2) 8  
SHOTS OFF TARGET: (3) 7
CORNERS: (3) 4           
FOULS: (3) 9        
CAUGHT OFFSIDE: (2) 3
 

YEOVIL MATCH STATS (first half in brackets, match total out of brackets)      
SHOTS ON TARGET: (2) 4  
SHOTS OFF TARGET: (3) 7
CORNERS: (0) 5
FOULS: (3) 8
CAUGHT OFFSIDE: (1) 3 

SCRATCH CARD GOAL TIMES: 17:53, 24:00, 48:24, 54:46

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YOUNG SUPPORTERS STAGE BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT SATURDAY'S GAME

Happy Birthday to Isaac, Coby and Oscar

29 April 2019

Happy Birthday to Isaac, Coby and Oscar who staged their birthday parties at Saturday's game.

Northampton Town offer highly successful matchday birthday party packages for young supporters on a matchday, sponsored by Smyths Toy Superstore.

These packages, which have been highly popular with young supporters in the last few seasons at the PTS Academy Stadium, see the birthday child enjoy a birthday card signed by the captain, photographs in the dug outs, time in the FIFA GameZone in the West Stand, penalties on the pitch pre-match, food & drink, seating in the Mick George Family Area (East Stand), the birthday child walks out with a Northampton Town player while their friends help form the Guard of Honour to welcome the players onto the pitch and Smyths Toy Superstore give the birthday child an extra present with a £5 gift voucher and the whole party receive a goody bag too.

Parties are for a minimum two adults and six under 18s from just £99! Additional children are just £8 each with additional adults £16 each.

For more information and to book, please email christine.clark@ntfc.co.uk

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