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Leiston 2-0 Tamworth: Leaders Lambs toppled by Blues

Two goals either side of half-time from Ryan Jarvis on Joe Marsden cancelled out Eoin McKeown’s opener for the visitors and extended Leiston’s unbeaten run to 11 matches.
Leiston

By Craig Cooper

LEISTON 2
Jarvis 45, Marsden 46

TAMWORTH 1
McKeown 24
WATCH THIS! Joe Marsden curls in Leiston’s winner
PICTURE: Ben Cunningham

LEISTON closed the gap on leaders Tamworth to five points after inflicting only a third defeat of the season on the Lambs.
Two goals either side of half-time from Ryan Jarvis on Joe Marsden cancelled out Eoin McKeown’s opener for the visitors and extended Leiston’s unbeaten run to 11 matches.
“We are really pleased with the win against a superb Tamworth side,” said goalkeeping coach Nigel Ling. “The goals came at just the right time for us afte...

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