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Leiston 2-1 AFC Telford United: Keller’s stunner fires up the Blues

Leiston gained their first three points of the season thanks to goals either side of the break from Spencer Keller and Joe Marsden.
Leiston

By Craig Cooper 

LEISTON 2
Keller 25, Marsden 56

AFC TELFORD U 1
Webster 90+3

BREATHING SPACE: Leiston celebrate their second goal, scored by Joe Marsden
PICTURE: Ben Cunningham

LEISTON gained their first three points of the season thanks to goals either side of the break from Spencer Keller and Joe Marsden.
The visitors made it uncomfortable for the Suffolk side at the end when substitute Ty Webster converted after Leiston keeper Sam Donkin made a penalty save in the third minute of stoppage time.
Leiston began well. Marsden’s early free-kick was blocked by the away defence before the...

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