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Buoyant Boro turn slump on its head

By Chris Spittles

STAR MAN MARK MCKEE Stevenag

STEVENAGE snapped out of their dip in form as they hammered Yeovil to pick up a first win in five games – with boss Darren Sarll claiming his side could have had more.
Boro ended Yeovil’s four-game unbeaten run as goals from Luke Amos, Jonathan Smith, Danny Newton and Ben Kennedy clinched a comfortable victory.
The visitors pulled a goal back through substitute Ryan Seager but, in truth, Stevenage could have won by more.
“I thought it was a great performance from the lads, they showed lots of enthusiasm and lots of energy a...

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