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Subs at the double in Glassboys’ win

STOURBRIDGE 2 LEISTON 0
By Paul Jenkins

IT WAS a case of supersub times two for Stourbridge as both scorers came off the bench to help win the match against high-flying Leiston.
Jason Cowley struck from close range in the 70th minute after Kieron Cook’s shot deflected into his path and then Ethan Moran, who had come on five minutes before, scored a great goal from outside the box after 79 minutes.
The game certainly needed a bit of quality in the final third as the strikers toiled on a bobbly pitch which did both teams no favours and didn’t produce a classic for the 578 s...

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