AFC Hayes 1-3 Leighton Town FC |
Leighton Town FC
Southern Football League Central Division
Saturday 25 April 2015
Leighton finish season on a high
Saturday 18 April 2015
Injury time penalty earns Leighton a point
Egham Town FC 2-2 Leighton Town FC |
Halluna Mesembe put Egham into the lead in the 11th minute. He walked all over Mark Bunker, producing a low and powerful shot, that caught Zaki Oualah off balance and went straight into the back of the net.
By Hannah Sellman
Saturday 11 April 2015
10 men Royston run rings around Leighton
Leighton Town FC 1-4 Royston Town FC |
By Hannah Sellman
Monday 6 April 2015
Leighton rack up four points over the Bank Holiday weekend
Leighton Town FC 1-1 Chalfont St. Peter |
Bank holiday blues for Leighton as they were unable to continue their winning ways against Chalfont, who currently sit 16th in the league.
By Hannah Sellman
Saturday 4 April 2015
Three goals means three points for Leighton
Godalming Town FC 0-3 Leighton Town FC |
With a win last week, Craig Bicknell was hoping to continue his success this week against Godalming. Leighton played them at home back in October where they lost 4-0.
Saturday 28 March 2015
Two first half goals seal the deal for Leighton
Leighton Town FC 2-1 Daventry Town FC |
It was another busy week for Craig Bicknell as he signed four new players to boast Leighton's numbers and with two new faces starting it wasn't long before the ball found the back of the net.
Daventry kicked off exactly on the hour and 11 minutes into the first half Leighton were awarded the first corner of the game.
With the ball landing in the box it was a scrap between the two teams to get it under control but Michael Mundy managed to tap it across the line and put Leighton into the lead.
Only a minute later Billy Lobjoit had a clear run at goal. His shot was pushed aside by Ronnie Carroll but fell to the feet of Mundy, who got his second of the game.
Leighton had another couple of chances at goal, with Odunayo Oke's strike going just wide of the post and Ash Farmer's cross just needing an extra touch to cross the line.
In the 26th minute Daventry managed to pull a goal back. Ricky Hill produced a long throw and as Zaki Oualah tried to punch the ball away Aaron King managed to get in the way and find the back of the net, making it 2-1.
Play was stopped in the 30th minute when Gary Ridgway sustained a knock to the nose and needed treatment. Penalty appeals were heard in the 38th minute when Ridgway was taken down badly in the box and needed treatment again this time for his shoulder.
Leighton had a chance just before the half time whistle to get a third goal when Mark Bunker curved the ball in from a corner to find the head of Tyrone Taylor but he headed the ball over the bar.
Mundy tried to get his hat-trick of the game when Farmer played him through but although his shot was powerful it was caught well by Carroll.
Leighton made their first substitution during half time bringing off an injured Ridgway for Dave Murphy. With the second half underway Leighton came out fighting for another goal to inch even further ahead of Daventry and Lobjoit came close but went wide in the 46th minute.
A silly handball by Robbie Goodman in the 55th minute saw Daventry awarded a free kick just outside the box but luckily it hit the wall.
The 59th minute saw the game once again stopped for a head injury this time Alvin Rajaram and Daventry's James Weale who had sliced his eyebrow open and was replaced quickly with Harry Southern.
Leighton made their second substitution bringing off Oke for Dale Turney. A great one handed save by Oualah in the 65th minute denied Daventry of an equaliser. Taylor's powerful shot in the 70th minute tested Carroll's quick reactions and he held the ball firmly.
A final substitution was made for Leighton in the 76th minute brining of goal scorer Mundy for Anthony Ottaway.
Ottaway played a lovely ball through to Bunker in the 81st minute, he hit the ball with power and Carroll only just managed to push it over the bar for a corner.
Turney received a yellow card in the 88th minute for kicking the ball away after the referee had blown up for a Daventry free kick. Leighton had a last minute corner to try and make it 3-1 but it wasn't to be and it finished 2-1.
Leighton's next game is on Saturday 4th April away to Godalming, kick off 3pm.
Daventry Town FC
Team- Carroll, Deeney, Hancocks, S.King, Hill, Henderson, Weale, Howell, Tricks, A.King, O'Connor
Subs- Kiembi, Musvnga, Zidyana, Southern, Fuller
Leighton Town FC
Team- Oualah, Bunker, Ridgway, Goodman, Rajaram, Taylor, Morgan, Oke, Mundy, Lobjoit, Farmer
Subs- Murphy, Ottaway, Irving, Turney, Sopa
Attendance- 100
By Hannah Sellman
Saturday 21 March 2015
Leighton loom above the line after another loss
St Ives Town 4-0 Leighton Town FC |
By Hannah Sellman
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