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Callum heads Bowers home

BOWERS & PITSEA 2 HARINGEY BORO 1
By Dean Wootten

CALLUM Leahy scored a last-gasp winner as Bowers & Pitsea completed their second turnaround win in five days, Haringey Borough the victims this time.
Bowers started the game the stronger with Bradley Sach firing just wide, before Quentin Monville’s effort trickled goalwards only to be cleared off the line.
However, Haringey took the lead against the run of play, six minutes before half-time.
Georgios Aresti clipped the ball over the top just beyond Leahy. And it found Anthony McDonald, who rounded Bowers keeper Mitche...

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