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CHURCH ARE OFF MARK AS PRAYERS ARE ANSWERED

ALVECHURCH 2 AFC SUDBURY 0
By Max Hall

GOALS from Josh Dug-more, three minutes before the break, and Jonny Ngandu, six minutes from time, secured Alvechurch’s first win of the season in a dour encounter at Lye Meadow.
An offside-looking Shay Willock had headed wide early on for the Churchmen, but the hosts almost found themselves trailing as a Sudbury ball was headed onto his own bar by Sam Perry.
When it came, Dug-more’s goal was controversial. Church had a three-man breakaway as Sudbury appealed in vain for a foul on Charlie Lewis in the middle of the park. Willock f...

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