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Milne the hero in late Ives drama

ST IVES TOWN 2 LEISTON 1
By Nigel Howlett

ST IVES claimed the spoils in an incredible finish to a match that saw all three goals scored in injury-time.
Nabil Shariff looked like he had grabbed a 91st-minute winner for the Ives, only for them to be pegged back seconds later by George Quantrell for the ten-man Blues.
However, there was still time for Callum Milne to appear at the back post to power home a 95th-minute header to claim the three points.
Even then it took a brave decision from referee Luke Scott to overrule the upraised flag of his assistant to award the goal.
The hosts had ...

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