Football

AFC Sudbury have backed Jamie Godbold to deliver success following their play-off exit — and he believes the hurt will only make them stronger.

So it all comes down to a East Anglian Derby showdown over two instalments.

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Gym United retained their Suffolk FA Sunday Cup crown after overcoming Ipswich-based YourShirts in a 4-2 victory.

Supporters fulfilled their dreams by taking to the pitch at Bury Town alongside a host of former Ipswich Town stars on Sunday.

Walsham-le-Willows boss Paul Smith is desparate to end the club’s eight-year trophy drought by lifting the League Challenge Cup on Monday.

RYMAN LEAGUE

So it has been confirmed, it is the play-offs for Norwich City.

Manager Mark Morsley believes securing promotion to the Ryman League Premier Division is just the start of Needham Market’s exciting journey.

Jules Mumford has set his championship-winning Long Melford side the challenge of competing in every Premier Division game next season.

It is the game television audiences would be absolutely lapping up, but an East Anglian Derby in the play-offs would be my idea of football hell.

AFC Sudbury’s promotion dream ended in cruel fashion in a penalty shootout defeat to Brentwood Town at The Wardale Williams Stadium on Wednesday.

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Long Melford secured the Thurlow Nunn League First Division title with an emphatic 4-0 win against Downham Town on Saturday.

Manager Mark Morsley hailed a proud moment for Needham Market after the club were crowned Ryman League Division One North champions with a 5-0 win away at Chatham Town.

Needham Market were crowned Ryman League Division One North champions after sealing the title in emphatic style with a 5-0 victory away at Chatham.

Walsham-le-Willows Under-13s have been crowned Suffolk County Cup champions after they overcame Blundeston Magpies in an emphatic 6-0 win.

Cornard Dynamos Under 11 Blues struck five times in the second-half to beat FC Clacton Reds 5-0 in their last away game of the season.

A charity football match which will see a host of Ipswich Town legends play at Bury Town’s Ram Meadow is returning on Sunday (3pm).

Needham Market manager Mark Morsley is confident his side have the mental strength to fulfil their championship aspirations ahead of season finale decider at Chatham Town tomorrow (3pm).