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HAYES & YEADING 2 LEATHERHEAD 2

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Ryan Cripps

■ RUBEN Bartlett-Antwi grabbed a late leveller for Leatherhead after Kaylen Hinds’ brace looked to have secure the win for Hayes & Yeading.
The Head deserved a well earned point, coming from behind twice and there will be a sense of disappointment they’ve not taken all three.
Hayes opened the scoring against the run of play. Herson Alves put through Hinds, who slipped a shot under Sonny Wheeler.
Hayes keeper Juliusz Pazio then brought down Seb Karczewski to concede a penalty that Kane Fitzgerald converted.
Hinds then scored his sec...

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