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Jack inspires Leiston comeback

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

LEISTON 2 STAINES TOWN 2

By Craig Cooper
JACK AINSLEY’S late header maintained Leiston’s unbeaten league record, as both teams earned a point from a fantastic game for both sets of supporters.
The first chance of the match fell to Staines, but Leiston keeper Marcus Garnham pushed the effort round the post.
Staines took the lead in the ninth minute when Matt Worsfold’s cross was flicked in by Elliot Buchanan.
Leiston levelled five minutes later when Tom Bullard’s header was met by Joe Jefford who finished into an empty net.
Garnham saved a Mo Bettamer attempt, and Buc...

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