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SPARTAN SOUTH MIDLANDS

LEAGUE LEADERS Milton Keynes Irish dropped points for just the third time all season as they were pegged back by Biggleswade Town.
Kyle Boyce had put the hosts ahead on 18 minutes before Liam Smyth scored in the 90th minute to ensure the points were shared.
That allowed Cockfosters FC to narrow the gap from second as they put four past midtable FC Romania.
JJ Cruz’s towering header from a corner put them ahead just after the restart before Egan Ntege added a second and Antonio Michael bagged a brace for the impressive hosts.
Elsewhere Baldock Town and Potton United shared t...

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