Football

Two under-18s are in line for their Bury Town debuts when the Blues host Lewes in their final Ryman League Premier Division match on Saturday (3pm).

AFC Sudbury are back in the Ryman League Division One North promotion play-offs for the first time in seven years.

Long Melford manager Jules Mumford wants his side to ‘get the job done’ and cap an historic season by clinching the league title this weekend.

It wasn’t the perfect three points, but a share of the spoils at Molineux certainly took us a step closer to achieving a play-off spot.

With any risk of relegation now gone, Haverhill Rovers manager Michael Shinn wants to give more game time to some of his younger players.

Needham Market manager mark Morsley remains confident of securing the Ryman League Division One North championship despite seeing their title celebrations were put on hold after throwing away a two-goal lead to draw with nearest rivals Harlow Town.

Long Melford secured promotion to the Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division for their first time in their history at the weekend.

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION Mildenhall Town 1 Haverhill Rovers 1

The Bury St Edmunds branch of the Official Ipswich Town Supporters’ Club were involved in a sell-out Player Awards Evening at Portman Road on Saturday.

Thetford Town manager Mark Scott has no plans to leave Millfield empty-handed when his side visit Hadleigh United tomorrow (3pm), writes Alex Moss.

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Mark Morsley believes gaining promotion with Needham Market would be the greatest achievement of his managerial career as he stands one win away from fulfilling their title ambition.

AFC Sudbury are back in the driving seat, with third place advantage in the Ryman League Division One North play-offs in the players’ hands.

Six points from six and a three-point gap to our two challengers for a play-off spot and we’re in pole position heading into the final three games.

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Long Melford 1 Haverhill Borough 0

AFC Sudbury moved back up to third place in the Ryman League Division One North with a 4-1 win at Waltham Abbey on Saturday, and need just one point from their two remaining games to secure a promotion play-off place.

Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club were forced to put any championship and promotion celebrations on hold following defeat in a thrilling encounter at nearest rivals Barnes.

Thetford Town boss Mark Scott has conceded this season will end with disappointment and regret despite being on course for a best ever finish.

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Needham Market’s lead at the top was reduced to just one point, despite coming from behind to draw 1-1 with play-off chasing Dereham Town.