EDWARDS, whose probably man of the match, shoots just wide with two minutes to go.
It's the Yeltz who look the more likely to score as we enter stoppage time.
Moore is booked, I'm not sure what for. The referee is speaking to him and skipper Denny for a good minute.
That's it. All over. Blenkinsopp's goal proves to be the winner.
For the second time this season the Yeltz have fought back to beat the Glassboys after trailing 1-0 at half-time.
It wasn't a classic but it was one of those games you couldn't take your eyes off.
The Yeltz now sit fifth, we think, in the play-offs on Boxing Day.
Who would have thought that on Boxing Day.
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