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WROXHAM 0 TILBURY 3

DIV 1 NORTH
By George Purvis

a near non-event with neither side looking like scoring. Wroxham were only able to muster up one real attempt. Tilbury’s only shot proved to be decisive with Kieran Jones’ lob over Tom Coombe nestling in the net.
STAR MAN: Jack Hayes (Tilbury)
ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★★★

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