Sudbury Sport

Six bosses of local sides look ahead to tomorrow's huge last 16 clash at Wembley.

A popular ex-Cambridge United player will be back in the dugout at AFC Sudbury while three coaches have left following the managerial appointments.

Cornard United have pulled off a transfer coup with the addition of a locally-raised released Colchester United midfielder.

Suffolk are set to register an Essex player to face Norfolk following a self-enforced withdrawal over their place in the batting line-up.

Two charity matches between Suffolk FA county cup winners will take place as a curtain-raiser to the 2021/22 season.

Sudbury captain Adam Mansfield is looking forward to a special occasion with the county side on his home ground.

Long-serving defender opts to drop down a division with fellow Suffolk club.

Outgoing boss is replaced by his player-assistant at Millfield.

Former Stowmarket Town promotion-winning boss Rick Andrews and his trusty midfielder Angelo Harrop are the successors to Mark Morsley at AFC Sudbury.

Rams suffer back-to-back defeats while Mildenhall and Burwell & Exning play out draws.

Joe Gatting's undefeated 81 helped ensure Suffolk bounced back in the NCCA Trophy against Lincolnshire at Mildenhall's Wamil Way yesterday.

AFC Sudbury chairman Andrew Long speaks about why he believes Mark Morsley has left the club and their process for finding a new manager.

One of the world's best known defenders has his profile updated to include the Brettsiders.

Suffolk FA call time on their hopes of restarting the competition.

Andy Northcote is pleased to have two influential East Anglian Premier League team-mates back in his Suffolk side as they look to bounce back.

A pupil from a school's cricket academy stunned those at his under-15s match by going within one ball of the first-class record for a century.

Sawston & Babraham have seen their lead at the top of the East Anglian Premier League cut while Bury and Burwell among those celebrating victories.

AFC Sudbury manager Mark Morsley has revealed he has resigned from the Isthmian League club over 'irreconcilable differences'.

Sudbury's Darren Batch seems to accept the EAPL title is beyond them now but has revealed the determination to finish above their Suffolk rivals.

The area's semi-professional sides will have play-offs at the top and bottom of one level of the pyramid in a new FA structure for the 2021/22 season.