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Yellows are left Rile-d by Bards

STRATFORD TOWN 4 AFC SUDBURY 2
By Andy Mitchell

STRATFORD sizzled in the searing heat and might have enjoyed a greater winning margin, but for occasional lapses.
Little happened until the opening goal 22 minutes in, when Jonny Ngandu stroked into the run of Callum Ebanks who marked his return from suspension with a cool finish.
Constant menace Riley O’Sullivan beat keeper James Bradbrook to a low ball after half an hour, but Dan Lafferty dallied and had his shot blocked by Joe Tarpey in front of an empty net.
Bradbrook denied Lafferty at point-blank range six minutes before...

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