Title is in sight for Lowestoft
Lowestoft can take a giant leap towards the Premier Division title today - if they shake off their FA Vase blues with a home win over Stanway. The Trawler Boys, unbeaten at home in the league this season, were knocked out of the Vase at the semi-final stage a week ago.
Lowestoft can take a giant leap towards the Premier Division title today - if they shake off their FA Vase blues with a home win over Stanway.
The Trawler Boys, unbeaten at home in the league this season, were knocked out of the Vase at the semi-final stage a week ago.
But victory today, and a Bank Holiday Monday win at town rivals Kirkley & Pakefield, would wrap up the championship ahead of schedule.
There's a logjam in the fight for third place, with Wroxham hoping to strengthen their credentials today with a home win over Wivenhoe. Dereham are in the mix and entertain Mildenhall, whose new manager, Simon Charlton, should be in charge for Monday's trip to Ely.
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King's Lynn Reserves can help their fellow Norfolk sides by beating third-placed Leiston in Suffolk. Wisbech entertain K&P, also in the batle for third, while relegation-threatened Norwich United travel to Haverhill.
In Division One, Yarmouth and Gorleston are at home to Downham and Thetford respectively. Diss entertain Clacton, and Swaffham travel to Stowmarket.
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