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PORTMAN SEES RED AS GLASSBOYS EARN DRAW

LEISTON 0 STOURBRIDGE 0
By Craig Cooper

LEISTON moved up two places into eighth place while Stourbridge moved out of the bottom four in a fog-drenched Flannery Stadium, as the ten-man visitors clung on for a gritty point.
Visiting Stourbridge had the opportunity to take the lead just seconds into the encounter as Tom Edge played a ball from the away team’s right flank into the box, but Zidan Sutherland was well tackled by Billy Johnson in the Blues box.
Don Lewis and Jenson Sumnall went close for Stourbridge in the next ten minutes, while Jack Fletcher’s effort was blo...

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