By james art 
FA WNL Division One North
Durham Cestria 2 (Gears 60 ‘, Noble 85’)
Leeds United 2 (Smith Pen 82 ‘, Danby 88’)
Durm: Leforerstier (GK), Mackie, Bell, Elliott, Winter (C), Gears (Doody 78 ‘), Brown, Noble, Coulson, Nicholson (Collinson 46’), Dale (Townsend 72 ‘). Submarines are not used: Gibon, raw.
Leeds: Oates (GK), LEGGE, SMART (C), Turner, Hughes, Dobson, Rousseau (Smith 74 ‘), Woodruff, Darcie Greene (Gibrill-Keeating 90’), White (Danby 59 ‘), Guy (DREE ). Submarines are not used: Simpson (GK).
Place: Maiden Castle
Referee: Dwayne Chapel
Leeds United Zhenya twice pulled away from a goal behind to win a point in the Fa Wnl Division One north in Durham Kestria.
In a rotating rain, the action of the castle of the windmill began with the whites immediately on the front leg.
The early penalties for the penalty was waosed by referee Dwayne Chapel before the midfielder Eli White was thrown from the edge of the area.
The striker Jess Rousseau was next to approach, sticking to a threaded pass from Amy Wadfof in the back line of Kestria, though, from a narrow corner, forward the efforts of the width of the upright.
The duo was again involved as Simon Wood’s country seemed to take advantage of the increasing early pressure. Rousseau won a mistake in the back and rose to the edge of the area, crossing a low -rise hit, who failed to direct his shot in the far corner.
Just before the 20-minute brand, visitors approached even closer and would have led if they were not a great protection against Rebecca Bell on Durham.
Beth Guy rose high to look at a dangerous white corner near a nearby post. The header was floating to the corner, just to retreat the full back to bend over and extend from the line.
Observing to stop the one -way traffic, the hosts had a noise of chances with Erin Brown, who for the first time directed powerful driving over carpentry, before a speculative shot from Erin Nicholson, from almost 40 yards outside, did not make it difficult for Charlotte between the posts for United.
Moments before the break, Guy was again able to meet a dangerous white delivery, this time he transferred his head over the target of Simone Leforie before Chapel had fun the first half.
Half: Durham Cestria 0-0 Leeds United Women
Wood’s country appeared unchanged for the second half, which wanted to take their game open, as a replacement from Kestria saw Grace Colinson replacing Erin Nicholson in attack.
The tie was slow in the breakup in life after the break; Fey Dale and White had short goal views for their respective countries, although no one worried a guardian in hunting for the first goal.
Although Wood’s country enjoyed great spells, it will be Durham, who took the lead when Nicky Geris is well placed in the back post to head beyond the OATC and in the corner.
Pressing to react, invading the Darcy Green area that the wing cut the ball back on the path of the recently represented Sarah Danby into space, which struck, closely wide from upright.
The Oates was then summoned for Leeds, leaning Colinson’s efforts on the post before replacing Ashley Townsend wasted a great chance of rebound.
With a little less than 10 minutes of normal time, the whites were given a glorious opportunity to equalize production when Chapel noticed a handball inside the Durham penalty area and pointed out a place.
Not long after the bench was removed, the midfielder Kat Smith was stepped up to send to Leforie the wrong way and to take a very deserved equalizer.
Almost as soon as United were level, Durham was back in front when Lucy Noble found the net of the net at a distance.
The whites were not denied by a point, but at the vortex, the dying stages of the meeting, then took another dramatic turn when Danby fired a thunderstorm in the crossbar to attract the level of whites.
Leeds threw everything forward in search of a winner in the last MIP, but the decisive protection from the hosts guaranteed that the loot was shared as a full -time whistle.
Full-time: Durham Cestria 2-2 Leeds United Women