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Sorry Leiston on the slide

By Craig Cooper
LEISTON 1
PETERBORO’ SP 4
LEISTON slipped to the bottom of the table after being beaten by Peterborough Sports.
The away side began well and nearly took the lead when Sam Donkin made a good save to his left from Paul Malone and Jordan Nicholson’s follow up effort was wide of the post.
Peterborough took the lead in the 14th minute after Mamadu Sani turned in the area to fire into Donkin’s net.
Leiston though nearly levelled when Jamie Eaton-Collins smashed the ball against Lewis Moat’s crossbar. Rob Eagle forced Moat into a save from a freekick for the...

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