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WROXHAM 1 CAMBRIDGE CITY 1

DIV 1 NORTH
By George Purvis

■ WROXHAM held high-flying Cambridge City to a point in their final home fixture of the year.
Wroxham started stronger with James Moore heading narrowly wide and James Philp having to save a Sam Johnson corner.
After about 15 minutes Cambridge had grown into the game and they took control of possession, but the only shots they produced were off target. Cambridge continued to control the game after the break, and took the lead in the 57th minute with Ryan King curling the ball around Tom Coombe from inside the box.
Wroxham nicked a goal back eight...

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