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Reds rise into top six places

REDDITCH UNITED 2 AFC SUDBURY 1
By Wendy Atkinson

TOM Dickens’ diving header seven minutes from time wasn’t enough for struggling Sudbury to salvage a valuable point on the road at Redditch.
Goals from Callum Rowe and Reece Flanagan were enough to gift the Reds a commanding lead, eventually claiming a third consecutive home victory.
The game’s first big chance fell to Sudbury when Adam Mills’ quick throw-in allowed their top goalscorer Joe Neal to burst in behind before Adam Harrison charged off his line quickly.
Ten minutes later, Redditch had their lead...

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