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Sanches header ends Blues’ run

LEISTON 2 BROMSGROVE SPORTING 3
By Craig Cooper

LEISTON’S defeat to Bromsgrove Sporting on Saturday afternoon ended their 19 home league game unbeaten record (a total of 355 days).
The Blues started off well and good link up play on the left by captain Seb Dunbar and Jamar Loza saw the latter centre to Joe Marsden who headed just wide of Oliver Taylor’s post.
A clash of heads between Ross Crane and Ben O’Hanlon brought play to a halt for four minutes later and just after play restarted, Keanu Cooper headed just wide of Taylor’s right post.
Bromsgrove did...

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