LEOMIONSTER gained their first away win of the season as they travelled to Bristol University 2nd and returned with a 3-2 success in the North Division of the West Clubs' Women's League.
Karen Hackley opened the scoring before the students levelled the score and went on t o lead at the interval.
Captain and player-of-the-match Kate Holder inspired her team at half-time and Sarah Nightingale was at the post after a short corner to slot home the equaliser.
Ten minutes from the end, Leominster broke into the D with some fine short passes and newcomer Lisa Cheng finished off the hard work for a victory which keeps the north Herefordshire side in fourth place in the table.
Presteigne remain at the top of Division One of the South Wales Women's League after a 5-0 win at Cardiff Athletic 2nd, their sixth win in six outings.
Jess Goodwin set up Rita Tomkins to open the scoring and a similar Tomkins goal enabled the border club to double the lead in the second period.
Another Goodwin pass set up Charlie Morris for a tap-in and with player-of-the-match Sian Bull pulling the strings, Tomkins scored two more goals to round off an excellent win.
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