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MASSIVE WIN FOR BLUES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 March 2018

STAINES TOWN 1 LEISTON 4
By Steve Parsons
LEISTON boosted their playoff credentials with victory at. Staines were on the back foot after 50 seconds when the referee pointed to the spot after Jake Reed was challenged in the box. Jack Ainslie converted the penalty.
Staines then gave the ball away in a dangerous position and were sorely punished when Darren Mills hit a rasping 20-yard shot which hit the inside of Conor Hudnott’s right post, and nestled just inside his left one.
The home side replied in the 41st minute, a great move involving Josh Webb, Wadah Ahmidi, Tyrell Miller-Rodney,...

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