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MILLERS LEFT STUNNED AT THE DEATH

SOUTH EAST
By Steve Chapman

CRAY VALLEY PM 4
THREE BRIDGES 5
THREE BRIDGES came from behind to end the Millers’ 26-game unbeaten league run.
Noel Leighton scored a last-minute winner to complete his hat-trick as the visitors turned the game around in added time.
Cray opened the scoring in the fifth minute with Freddie Parker converting a Barney Williams corner.
Leighton levelled in the 13th minute with a near post header and was also involved in the move which saw Brannon O’Neill send the visitors into a 2-1 lead at the break.
Three goals in a blistering seven-min...

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