Isthmian Leagues

SUDS SOAR WITH LAMBE AND HUNTER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
AFC SUDBURY 2 STOWMARKET 0
By Kalvin Sargeant

AFC Sudbury came out on top in this Suffolk derby, maintaining their grip on second place through two first-half goals from former Stowmarket players Ben Hunter and Reggie Lambe.
The home side were in front after 32 minutes when Josh Stokes slid a delightful pass into the path of Hunter, who curled the ball first time into the top corner from the edge of the area.
The second came six minutes later when a long goal-kick by David Hughes was flicked on by Nnamdi Nwachuku for Lambe who controlled well before firing low past Jame...

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