Isthmian Leagues

GREAT WAKERING 0 AFC SUDBURY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
By Daniel Ellis

■ AFC Sudbury lost vital ground in their pursuit of the play-offs after being held to a goalless draw away at Great Wakering Rovers.
It was a very cagey game, with the visitors having the first good chance of the game. It came from a corner but it was cleared off the line by Martin Tuohy.
The game descended in an even contest and it was a very end-to-end game, with both teams having plenty of shots but not a lot on target.
Great Wakering Rovers’ best chance came late in the second half when Alex Clark whipped a ball right across the box, but no...

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