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NDENE IS A ROCK FOR TITLE CHASERS

NDENE IS

By Dave Burnett

LEEK TOWN 3 Ndene 10, Carr 71, Reilly 88
RUNCORN L 0
DONE AND DUSTED: Leek’s Tom Reilly celebrates scoring his side’s final goal
PICTURES: Richard Bierton
DIV 1 WEST

A CROWD of 973, CROWDof 973, Leek’s biggest of the season, witnessed this first-versus-second clash and saw the home side cement their title credentials and open up a 12-point gap at the top.
After Julius Ndene had met an in-swinging freekick to side foot home after 10 minutes, Leek never looked back, going on to control large periods with assured defending and incisive counter-a...

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