Almary Green Anglian Combination League round-up: Mixed fortunes for 2014/15 Mummery Cup finalists
Cup football took centre stage in the Ang Comb this weekend. - Credit: Action Images
Goals from Kierron Rose, Shaun Wones and Kane Taylor helped Spixworth beat Waveney 3-1 as they got their Mummery Cup defence up and running.
Last season's runners-up Bradenham Wanderers – who netted through Ben Cissell – bowed out, losing 2-1 to Blofield United. Their scorers were Matthew Banham and Ben Morgan. Goals from Thomas Amis, Matthew Billing and Aaron Sanders gave Premier Division leaders Acle United a 3-1 win at Poringland Wanderers. James Oliver (2), Philip Read and Mark Gaskin gave Aylsham a deserved 4-1 win at home to Bungay.
Stalham Town lost 3-2 to St Andrews while Ian Babb's strike clinched a 1-0 win for Mulbarton Wanderers against Kirkley & Pakefield Reserves.
Damian Didwell's brace and a goal from Ben Gillies gave Mattishall a 3-1 win at Reepham Town. Wroxham Reserves triumphed by the same scoreline against Dersingham Rovers.
Norwich CEYMS saw off Hindringham 2-0 while four-goal Jason Clarke inspired Beccles Town to a 7-0 mauling of Hempnall. Jon-Robert Lovelock, Luke Bailey and an own goal sealed the rout.
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Other victors were Foulsham, North Walsham Town, Long Stratton, Scole United and Wymondham Town who needed penalties to beat Loddon United after drawing 2-2.
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