Brakes fought back from a 0-2 deficit to secure a 2-2 draw against Chippenham Town at the Phillips 66 Community Stadium in atrocious conditions this afternoon.
The strong wind made playing good football difficult, but the Bluebirds adapted better to the conditions. They went ahead in the first half through an own goal by Taundry when Breeden should have come for the ball.
Leamington tried a double substitution early in the second half but home hearts sunk when shambolic defending gifted the visitors a 0-2 lead.
However, Jack Edwards then pulled one back for Brakes. Chippenham's No.10 then got sent off for a foul on Breeden, but this advantage did not last on as Taundry received a second yellow. However, to great celebrations, Leamington made it 2-2 through Jack Edwards. Monsoon conditions prevailed as the teams left the field.
The referee had a poor game. He should have got a grip in the first half and stopped their bald No.9 intimidating the lino for a start.
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