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GRAYS ATHLETIC 0 LEISTON 0

By Stewart Goshawk

GRAYS and Leiston will have to go ■ again on Tuesday night after this stalemate. Both sides had chances to win the tie but lacked the composure up front and neither probably deserved to lose.
Leiston hit the woodwork twice in the first half. Harvey Sayer skimmed the outside of the post from distance and Jude Frostick’s snap shot came back off the crossbar.
In between, Gabriel Chapps just missed the target with a long-range
free-kick after he had been fouled by Kyle McFadden.
The visitors had more of the possession after the half-time break, but the...

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