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FLAG HALTS BLUES’ HOPES AT FINISH

By Alex Raeburn

RACING CLUB WARWICK 0 LEISTON 0
inant after the break as Worces-the three points.
WARWICK and Leiston shared the spoils in a tightly contested goalless draw.
The hosts controlled the opening quarter of an hour, and Miro Pais tested the keeper early on with a firm strike before Jude Collins dragged his effort just wide of the target.
Leiston’s first chance for the breakthrough came on the half hour mark when Adam Mills laid off into the path of Joao Rangel but his low drive flew narrowly wide.
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