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LOZA BRINGS HIGH-FLYERS BACK DOWN TO EARTH

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 January 2025

By Craig Cooper

LEISTON 1
STRATFORD TN 0
LEISTON claimed a deserved win against high-flying Stratford, thanks to Jamar Loza’s 44th-minute strike – his 19th of the season.
Owen James’ shot was blocked after three minutes by Fraser Alexander before great play by Loza saw the player cross into the box, but Kyran Clements couldn’t get on the end of his delivery.
The dangerous Callum Ebanks then headed over for the away side, before Rossi Jarvis and Clements set up Loza, but Jacob Weaver made a good save to his left.
Play was held up as Blues defender Eddie...

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