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BEES STING THE YELLOWS AS DOLMAN SPARKS WIN

AFC SUDBURY 1 HARBOROUGH T 3
By Isaac Mennie

HARBOROUGH Town stayed in the hunt for the title with a win against AFC Sudbury.
Sudbury nearly took the lead after a quarter of an hour when Charlie Lewis headed just wide after a good cross from Marcel Lewis.
The breakthrough came five minutes later, a corner was swung in towards the near post, flicked on and Harborough’s Liam Dolman, unmarked, headed into an empty net.
Sudbury kept in the hunt for an equaliser, but both sides failed to create any real chances.
After the break, Harborough began to demonstrate their quality, dom...

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