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STEWART IN TO PUT THE BRAKES ON CANARIES

BARWELL 0 LEAMINGTON 2
By Will Alsop

LEAMINGTON scored twice in the final 10 minutes to end Barwell’s perfect home start to the season.
Devon Kelly-Evans put the visitors ahead after 82 minutes, before Barwell missed a chance to equalise from the spot just moments later.
The Brakes then added insult to injury when Callum Stewart tucked home his own spot-kick to secure the three points for the visitors.
Stewart almost gave Leamington the lead inside five minutes when he found himself in space to fire an effort at goal which was well saved by Harry Griffiths.
At the other end...

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