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SUDS STILL FLOATING AS THEY SINK SAD RAVENS

AFC SUDBURY 2 COALVILLE TOWN 1
By Isaac Mennie

AFC SUDBURY hung on to beat Coalville Town for the second time this season and close the gap on their relegation rivals Hitchin Town.
Coalville started strongly, but the first goal went to Sudbury. Joe Neal played a fantastic cut back to Josh Allen, who fired into the back of the net.
There was nearly a second for the home side when Tom Dickens hit a venomous effort towards goal, but it was well saved by Paul White.
However, the exceptional first half from AFC Sudbury was capped off with a second, as Joe Neal picked the ball up from 18...

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