National League North

BISHOP’S MADE HIS POINT FOR BRAKES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 February 2019

By Paul Edwards
LEAMINGTON 2
HEREFORD 2
TWO penalties and a red card were the main talking points in a fiesty but entertaining encounter in Warwickshire where Leamington and Hereford shared the points.
Once the game got going it was Hereford who showed first, with Eliot Richards stealing in to fire in a shot that Brakes stopper Tony Breeden had to make a fine save to keep out.
Breeden then saved from James Waite, but was left frustrated with his defence as the striker slotted home from close range on 33 minutes.
Jack Edwards hauled Leamington level on 44 minutes with a spectacular curling e...

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