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OLUKOGA SAVES BORO LATE ON

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ROMFORD 1 AFC SUDBURY 1
By Mike Woods

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: Ayodeji Olukoga of Romford equalises and celebrates
PICTURE: TGSPHOTOS

TRAFFIC problems on the M25 delayed Sudbury’s arrival – with the game finally kicking off at 4.20pm – but it was the visitors who looked less affected by the delay as they were the better side in the early proceedings and made the early charge.
Ryan Horne hit a post in the 11th minute as Sudbury created some good chances with Tom Dettmar and Oliver Gravett both firing over.
Hunter headed wide and Dettmar fired tamely at Romford keeper Rob ...

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