Cheltenham Town vs Harrogate Town. Sky Bet League Two.
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Cheltenham 1-0 Harrogate
Saturday 7 September 2024 17:44, UK
Tom Bradbury's stoppage-time header sealed a dramatic 1-0 home win for Cheltenham against Harrogate.
The defender, on the transfer list until last week, nodded in Luke Young's free-kick in the second minute of added time to end a run of three straight league defeats for Michael Flynn's side.
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Harrogate were the better side in the first half, with home goalkeeper Owen Evans saving well from James Daly after a mistake from Sam Stubbs in the sixth minute.
Sam Folarin headed wide in the 11th minute and Ellis Taylor's shot was blocked in the box after a dangerous ball in from Dean Cornelius was not dealt with by the home defence.
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Cheltenham improved in the second half, with Harrison Sohna forcing James Belshaw into a diving save in the 53rd minute.
But a free-kick from Taylor crashed against the bar in the 76th minute with Evans beaten.
Debutant Lewis Shipley saw a firm drive beaten away by Belshaw three minutes from the end and Evans blocked from Daly before Bradbury had the final say.
