Isthmian Leagues

TILBURY 1 AFC SUDBURY 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 February 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
By Mason Hutchinson

GOALS from Josh Stokes and Sakariya Hassan were enough for Sudbury to retain their spot at the top of the Isthmian North table.
The hosts took the lead on the stroke of half-time when Alex Clark drove toward the bye-line and pulled the ball back toward the edge of the box where Roman Percil was arriving. The midfielder emphatically fired home to put his side ahead.
The leaders soon found their groove though and, after 57 minutes, Hassan levelled after finding space behind the Tilbury back line and poking his effort past the keeper.
They went ahead mi...

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