National League North

Debutant seals first home win of season

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 September 2018

By David Robinson
ASHTON UNITED 2
LEAMINGTON 1
AN INJURY-TIME goal from debutant Liam Martin saw the Robins to their first home win of the season.
The hosts made the worst possible start when with their first attack the Brakes took the lead as Matt Regan failed to clear allowing Kieran Dunbar to cross for Ahmed Obeng to head the opener.
Another mistake then needed Luke Pilling to pull off a fine reaction save as Matt Stenson set up Jack Edwards, but on 18 minutes the Robins drew level as Leamington failed to clear Regan’s left-wing cross and Bradley Jackson fired home.
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