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In-form Leiston leave it late

LEISTON 3 BROMSGROVE SP 2
By Craig Cooper

THE Suffolk side left it late to secure their 20th league win of the season against a Bromsgrove team that really came at Leiston in the second half.
Will Davies’ 28th goal of the season in the 89th minute meant the hosts remain in second place.
The Blues hit the front after just 32 seconds, Adam Mills’ diving header thundering past Oliver Taylor in the away goal after George Quantrell’s delivery from the right.
The Blues had the ball in the net again shortly after but it was disallowed for offside, while Taylor stopped...

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