End in sight for Pedlars
Friday evening sees the last game of the season for Swaffham Town when Team Bury are the guests at Shoemakers Lane (kick off at 7.45pm) in a Ridgeons League Division One mid-table clash.
Friday evening sees the last game of the season for Swaffham Town when Team Bury are the guests at Shoemakers Lane (kick off at 7.45pm) in a Ridgeons League Division One mid-table clash.
On Saturday, the Reserves are away to Blofield United Reserves (kick-off 4pm) and the A team travel to Gressenhall (kick-off 3pm).
This week also sees the return of the Hospital Cup at Shoemakers Lane. Semi-finals: Thursday, April 29, Narborough v Great Cressingham and Tuesday, May 4, Castle Acre Swifts v. Swaffham Town A (both kick-off at 7.30pm).
The final will be held on FA Cup final day, Saturday, May 15 (kick-off 12.30 pm).
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Club thanks go to the George Hotel, the Greyhound Inn and Pedlars Hall Cafe in their generous support for this event. Please go along and support your local teams, there will be no admission charge but a bucket collection will be taken during the matches with proceeds going to the Swaffham Hospital League of Friends.
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Swaffham Town 1, Stowmarket 3
AN entertaining evening's football proved disappointing for the Pedlars following an injury to keeper Lee Brooks in the opening 10 minutes. Falling awkwardly in a challenge to punch the ball clear he badly bruised his hip.
He bravely continued but was beaten in the 21st minute in a one against one and then from a free kick in the 31st minute. Swaffham all rounder, Andy Hunter took the gloves and Matthew Kenny came on for Brooks outfield.
The half finished with the two goal deficit for the home side.
An encouraging start to the second half saw Stuart Seales netting in the 55th minute but the visitors regained their two goal lead five minutes later.
The introduction of Tom Rainford and Chris Sainty with 10 minutes to go, changed the dynamics but not sufficiently to tease further scoring chances.
