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IPSWICH WANDERERS 1 FELIXSTOWE & WU 2

DIV 1 NORTH
By Peter Short

■ FELIXSTOWE and Walton continue to keep pressure on at the top with a gritty win at Ipswich Wanderers.
A largely even first half ended with the visitors breaking the deadlock. A cross from the right edge of the area was poked home by the onrushing Sam Ford.
Byron Lawrence brought the scores level after 69 minutes with an excellent goal. A cross from the right was met with a fierce shot across goal which gave keeper Charlie Binns no chance.
But just three minutes later the visitors retook the lead when Wanderers keeper Craig Brand spilled the ball ...

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