Isthmian Leagues

HARRIS OFF AS SUDS HIT BLUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 November 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
By Kalvin Sargeant

AFC SUDBURY 3
Clark 12 (og), Stokes 45, Nwachuku 69 (pen)
GRAYS ATH 1
Chukwu 60 (pen)
TEN-MAN AFC Sudbury moved to the top of the Isthmian North Division with a convincing win at home to Grays Athletic.
Following a minute’s silence for Remembrance weekend, the match kicked off and it was the home side in the ascendancy from the start.
The home side took the lead after 12 minutes when Josh Stokes turned Macauley Joynes before sending a low cross which was diverted into his own net by Lewis Clark.
Sudbury doubled their advantage following a c...

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