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Leiston five-alive as Boro crumble

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

By Simon Grigor
HARROW BOROUGH 0 LEISTON 5
LEISTON made it look like men against boys at the Rogers Family Stadium as they dominated Harrow from start to finish.
They took the lead on 22 minutes, when the latest in a succession of corners was flicked on at the near post, and finished off at the back stick by Tom Bullard.
Byron Lawrence’s shot was cleared off the line by George Moore, before Leiston scored again on 43 minutes, when Boro’ keeper Melvin Minter was dispossessed by Christy Finch, who rolled the ball into an unguarded net.
And there was still time for the visitors to ...

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