We want to hear about the biggest wins, or defeats, which you have seen when watching a sports team in Norfolk, Suffolk or Cambridgeshire.

Did you once play for a football team which conceded a cricket score, or a cricket team which could only match a score similar to a football match?

The huge victory of Royal Kituro, in the top tier of Belgium's rugby union leagues, has become an internet sensation in recent days.

Kituro thumped Soignies 356-3 after the referee failed to turn up.

Many of the visiting players of Soignies then drifted home presuming the game would not be played – only for the referee to turn up an hour late.

The 16 players remaining for the visiting side then failed to compete in the match in an apparent protest, allowing Kituro to run in an average of more than four points a minute on average.

Footage of the match can be viewed above, but now we are looking for the biggest results recorded locally.

In local football, Wroxham have romped to an 8-0 victory twice this season in the Ryman League North Division, at home against Romford and Burnham Ramblers.

Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Premier Division leaders Norwich United also managed a 7-0 victory against Ely City earlier this season – who they play again tonight and will be hoping to achieve another big victory against.

Norwich's main title rivals, Cambs side Godmanchester Rovers also racked up a huge victory in the same division recently, smashing FC Clacton 11-3.

And Norwich City supporters will never forget Ipswich Town's 9-0 loss to Manchester United in 1995 – which remains the Premier League's record defeat for any team.

Nor will Canaries fans ever forget their 7-1 humbling by Colchester United at Carrow Road at the start of the 2009/10 season, after relegation to League One.

There have been shock results involving our local rugby clubs this season as well.

Watton have been on the end of two unfortunate defeats in Eastern Counties 2NE in recent weeks, losing 70-0 at Dereham on Saturday after an 105-0 loss at home against Diss 2nds the week before.

Higher up the local rugby ladder, Diss won 64-29 against Old Cooperians in London 2NE and Lowestoft & Yarmouth won 73-24 against Clacton in London 3NE earlier this season.

Now we want to hear of your memories of your team's most joyous victory or painful defeat. Leave your comments below or tweet @EDP24