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KYRAN LATE LEVELLER IS BITTER BLOW FOR YELTZ

HALESOWEN TOWN 1 LEISTON 1
By Dave Johnson

SUBSTITUTE Kyran Clements snatched a late draw to continue Leiston’s improved form.
In an even first half, Halesowen’s Enock Lusiama, on his full debut, robbed his defender after 30 minutes to bring a save by William Johnson from a tight angle. A 39th minute curling effort from Lesiton’s Jamar Loza was then tipped over the bar by home goalkeeper Dan Platt.
At the start of the second half, Manning’s 30yard free-kick was tipped past the post by Johnson, but Halesowen took a 48th minute lead as Johnson punched clear...

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