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LAWRIE LOAD SAVES HITCHIN

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By Paul Harris
HITCHIN TOWN 2
LEISTON 2
IN a game of unrelenting attacking football, Hitchin snatched a draw after trailing by two goals.
Leiston showed great determination with fine counter-attacking and it was from one of these that they snatched an unexpected lead.
Marcus Wilkinson attacked from the left and his low cross was met by Liam Jackson who scored with a low shot after 15 minutes.
Wilkinson deserved a goal for his magnificent solo run and he was denied by the foot of a post.
Leiston were good value for their lead, having defended well and scoring a breakaway goal...

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