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LEADERS ARE HELD BY SUB McDONNELL

DIV 1 WEST
LEEK TOWN 2 VAUXHALL M 2
By Dave Burnett

LEADERS Leek Town were held by a spirited Vauxhall Motors side who deservedly took home a point with a late equaliser.
Leek made the perfect start with a goal after only two minutes when Tom Carr finished from close range but the hosts failed to capitalise on a number of other chances created in a lively opening spell.
The visitors grew into the game and made it 1-1 after the half hour mark through an unfortunate own-goal by Lucas Weir.
Weir made amends at the other end as he lashed home, a left foot volley to make it 2-1 just be...

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