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MANLY MAKES IT A TREBLE

COALVILLE TOWN 1 Leiston 2
By Wendy Atkinson

PATCHY Coalville huffed and puffed but struggled to maintain momentum as they slumped to defeat at home to improving Leiston.
Ross Crane’s poked finish put the visitors on the front foot and, although Leroy Lita steered in the leveller early in the second half, Jack Manly found the far corner to make it three wins on the bounce for the visitors.
Crane’s effort kissed a post on its way in within the opening two minutes, but Coalville reacted well to the unwanted start, creating a decent chance to level when Tim Berridge drov...

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