Non League

Lee Miller’s third-placed side are the rank outsiders in the Premier Division title race.

Newmarket Town fought back from a two-goal deficit to claim a share of the spoils against Haringey Borough.

Marketmen are back in the bottom four after midweek defeat away at Spennymoor Town.

AFC Sudbury are set to ‘celebrate community’ on Non-League Day with far more than the game against Redditch United to entertain the crowd.

AFC Sudbury boss Luke Mallett praised two-goal Eva Frazzoni as the holders saw off Needham Market to reach the Suffolk Women’s Cup Final.

Bury Town boss Cole Skuse has boosted his frontline further for the title run-in with the addition of a former Colchester United professional.

Framlingham Town boss Liam Abraham has spoke of his delight at having striker Danny Smith back following an injury that almost stopped him playing.

Ben Cowling’s side could secure top spot this weekend if other results go their way.

Relegation-threatened AFC Sudbury have parted ways with Marc Abbott by ‘mutual agreement’ following a run of one win in their last 16 league matches.

Needham Market’s Tom Rothery is calling for his players to show character after they suffered a heavy away defeat off the back of a narrow home loss.

Jockeys will play host to higher-league Cambridge United in county cup semi-finals.

Marc Abbott admits his AFC Sudbury side have lost their identity at a key time but has confidence they have the players to retain their Step 3 status.

Manager Michael Shinn did not hold back in his assessment of Newmarket Town’s loss to Ely City on Tuesday night.

Lee Miller’s side are four points off the pace following 6-0 victory at the weekend.

Leiston comfortably saw off AFC Sudbury on their second meeting in four days to earn their spot in the Suffolk Premier Cup Final.

Ely City came from behind to get the better of Newmarket Town during last night’s semi-final at the Demcom Stadium.

Boss Steve Holder praises the Rochas for playing key role in recent turnaround.

Bury Town boss Cole Skuse reflects on a frustrating 1-1 home draw with Cambridge City and the hard-to-stomach post-match celebrations.

Bury Town conceded a 96th-minute equaliser at home to Cambridge City to let a golden opportunity in the title race slip through their fingers.

Stuart Boardley’s side got the better of higher-league Needham Market in last night’s Suffolk Premier Cup semi-final.