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LOZA PUTS THE REDS TO THE SWORD WITH DOUBLE

By Wendy Atkinson

REDDITCH UNITED 1
LEISTON 2
JAMAR Loza reached double figures for the season with a brace that continued Redditch’s home hoodoo.
The rivals traded plenty of chances with the Reds starting brightly and hitting the underside of the crossbar ten minutes in after Alex Cameron had flicked on Sam Fitzgerald’s free-kick.
Fitzgerald and Max Ram both cleared the bar for United, but Leiston improved after half an hour and quickly made the breakthrough, Ryan Jarvis recycling a cleared corner and while keeper Callum Smith punched away, Loza returned the ball wi...

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