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LEIGHTON TOWN 0 WARE 4

CENTRAL DIVISION
By Max Bradfield

■ WARE made it a day to forget for lacklustre Leighton when they visited Bell Close, stealing the three points with a rampant display.
After Ware looked the better side in a goalless first half, they eventually opened the scoring on the hour. Capitalising on a poor corner, the Blues broke rapidly and Liam Dulson finished coolly. Ware had the hosts reeling and forced a penalty, with Dulson scoring smartly in the 76th minute.
In the 89th minute, Dulson completed his hat-trick. The final nail in the Leighton coffin was yet to come, as Stefanos Ge...

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