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WADERS END CAMPAIGN ON A HIGH AT LEISTON

By Craig Cooper

LEISTON 2 BIGGLESWADE T 3
LEISTON lost their final game of the season against already-relegated Biggleswade Town in front of a bumper crowd of 441 in Suffolk.
Adam Mills fired a free-kick over after just three minutes but it was the Waders who took the lead when a mix-up in the home defence allowed Marcus Gouldbourne to nip in and round Billy Johnson to net.
Leiston levelled when Eddie Jackson won a challenge and Albie Armin burst forward to feed Ben Fowkes, whose strike was tipped onto the post by Jack Berman but George Quantrell was on hand to net the loose ball an...

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