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BECKWITH A HERO AS PURITANS MISS OUT

By Craig Cooper
LEISTON 0
BANBURY UNITED 0
THIS match ended in a draw, with chances limited all game.
The home side created a good chance early on as Rob Eagle played in Kyle Hammond but he was offside.
Eagle cleared a header off the line moments later from Banbury’s Charlie Wise before captain Ricky Johnson headed over from a free-kick.
Leiston worked a chance, ending with Harry Knights crossing to Dominic Docherty but away keeper Jack Harding saved well. Edmond Hotter tried his luck but it was easy for Leiston keeper Charlie Beckwith to deal with.
The game then became scrappy with b...

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