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EVERGREEN PEARCE HAS FINAL SAY FOR CHURCH

ALVECHURCH 1 LEISTON 1

By Alex Raeburn

With nine minutes of normal time remaining, Callum Sullivan whipped in an inviting corner to the back post where Pearce was on hand to power home with a fine header and level the scores.
KRYSTIAN PEARCE’S late header cancelled out Adam Mills’ free-kick as Alvechurch came from behind to earn a point with Leiston on the final day of the season.
The hosts probed early on as Felix Miles went close with a bending drive but it was the away side who took the lead in the 14th minute when Mills guided a perfectly-placed strike into the bottom-...

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