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Leiston 1-1 Alvechurch: No Blues cruise but Barnes saves the day

Leiston and Alvechurch played out a fantastic match in Suffolk but had to settle for a point on a sunny, dry afternoon.

Leiston

By Craig Cooper

LEISTON 1
Barnes 40

ALVECHURCH 1
Skeen-Hamilton 33
LEISTON and Alvechurch played out a fantastic match in Suffolk but had to settle for a point on a sunny, dry afternoon.
Early on Adam blocked a Josh Mansell effort before Will Davies was put behind the Alvechurch defence in the fourth minute and taken out by Jack Hallahan, who saw yellow. From the free-kick,Mills Joe Marsden curled just wide of Daniel Jezeph’s right post.
At the other end, Ryan Nesbitt was denied by Sam Donkin after a header, but he was offside. The lively Adam Mills put in a good cross moments later but J...

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