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PEWITS POUNCE ON THE POINTS

DIV 1 EAST
LIVERSEDGE 0 EMLEY AFC 2
By Andrew Simpson

EMLEY’S perseverance earned a reward and they remain unbeaten.
The Pewits could be forgiven for wondering if their luck was out after Sedge goalkeeper Jake Oram saved Amir Berchill’s penalty shortly after the interval.
A breakthrough arrived later for Emley in the 76th minute when substitute Alex Metcalfe’s cross was converted emphatically by Nathan Curtis.
The outcome remained in doubt until another replacement, Ross Hardaker, curled a second goal with time running out to make certain a fourth win of the c...

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