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BLUES EYEING UP TOP SPOT

LEISTON 2 REDDITCH UTD 1
By Craig Cooper

LEISTON claimed all three points as the Blues moved to within one point of Tamworth at the top of the table.
The Suffolk side started on the front foot and nearly took the lead after 40 seconds but Finlay Barnes shot just wide of Kieran Boucher’s right hand post. Jack Byrne had the visitors’ first shot of the match but his shot rose over Boucher’s crossbar
Leiston though did take the lead after 12 minutes. Ben Fowkes capitalised on a mistake at the back and slotted home past Boucher. Fowkes and then Joe Marsden brought goo...

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