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MET POLICE 0 LEATHERHEAD 2

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Des Flanders

■ METROPOLITAN Police’s biggest crowd of the season was given little to cheer about in defeat at home to Leatherhead.
A lively first half saw both goalkeepers pull off superb saves to keep the game goalless at the break.
Leatherhead dominated the second period and broke the deadlock in the 67th minute. A diving save from Met keeper Adam Longman fell to substitute Ruben Bartlett-Antwi, who headed home to put the visitors in front. The game was sealed when Kelvin Massango unleashed a spectacular 40-yard strike that looped over Longman and bou...

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