An arson attack has been carried out in Fakenham for the third time in a week, with the town's rugby club falling victim this time.
At around 6am on Saturday a gas cylinder was rolled across the club's pitch and then set alight.
A loud bang could be heard across the town.
A dugout and floodlight pole were damaged.
Players and committee members were clearing the pitch for debris on Saturday morning and the match against Beccles is due to go ahead.
Arsons were carried out on Little Angels Pre-School, at Trap Lane, Fakenham at around 6am on Friday.
MORE: 'The children have no outside play equipment left' - Arson attack destroys Fakenham nursery's play equipmentPolice are linking this to an arson at council offices, at Fakenham Connect, on Oak Street, at 7.30am on Wednesday.
MORE: Investigation launched into arson at council officesNigel Allen, vice-chairman of Fakenham Rugby Club, said: 'This has to be stopped before someone gets seriously hurt.
'It seems to be somebody just trying to get some attention.
'They are very random in their targets - hitting council offices, a pre-school and a rugby club.'
He added: 'I think the damage could cost us about £2,000.
'I'm not sure yet if this will be covered by our insurance.'
Committee member and player Tom Silver said: 'It's completely senseless.
'If they were that bored they should have come and trained with us on Tuesday night.'
Police are reviewing CCTV footage from the rugby club.
Anyone with information should contact Norfolk police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously on 0800 555111.
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