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LITTLE OAKLEY 0 AFC SUDBURY 3

DIV 1 NORTH
By Davy Grossman

■ AFC Sudbury recorded their first League win of the season, beating the previously perfect Little Oakley.
The Acorns made a bad start, conceding an indirect free-kick when Bradley Cook picked up a back-pass, but the wall blocked the kick.
There were few chances in a cagey first half, but things changed dramatically after the break.
In the 59th minute, Tom Maycock ran onto a through ball and deftly lifted the ball over the onrushing Cook.
Five minutes later, Maycock turned provider, playing a one-two with Reuben Chinnery, whose strike found the...

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