National League North

BRAKES SCREECH TO HOME WIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

LEAMINGTON 2 BRADFORD PARK AVENUE 1

By Paul Edwards

LEAMINGTON grabbed their first home win at the sixth attempt as they edged to a late but deserved victory against in-form Bradford Park Avenue at the Phillips 66 Community Stadium.
The Brakes got off to a
horror start when the visitors took the lead with five minutes played as James Knowles thundered a header past Tony Breeden when unmarked from a right-wing corner.
The home side responded positively and were back on level terms after 23 minutes, Kieran Dunbar pouncing on a poor back pass to nip past Avenue keeper Steven Drench and stee...

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