Non-League Paper

ROMFORD 0 AFC SUDBURY 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

ISTHMIAN NORTH
By Mike Woods

■ A TRULY awful game was
won by AFC Sudbury who
scored at the end of each half
with what were the only two on
target shots.
Thomas Maycock put Sudbury ahead after 43 minutes with a good shot into Carlos Simeon’s top corner after a strong run through the middle, and Romario Dunne sealed the points in the 90th minute with a deft shot from the corner of the box at the end of a breakaway.
The goals apart, the only talking points were bookings for Romford’s Christian Adu Gyamfi and Sudbury’s Shane Temple for challenges on their oppo...

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