Wroxham appeal for some Norfolk-wide FA Vase support

FA Vase semi finalists Wroxham have launched a Norfolk-wide appeal to back the club's Wembley push. The Yachtsmen travel to Sussex-based side Whitehawk on Sunday, March 28 for the first leg of their last four tie bidding to become the county's first finalists since Diss triumphed in 1994.

Wroxham FA Vase kick off time agreed

Wroxham's FA Vase semi final, first leg tie at Sussex-based Whitehawk will kick off at 1pm on Sunday, March 28. The Yachtsmen were told by the FA they must play the first leg tie on the south coast 24 hours after the original date following a request from Sussex Police.

Joy for Diss, despair for Greens

With Ridgeons Division One leaders Great Yarmouth not playing on Saturday, all the chasing teams gained ground on them. Second-placed Brantham could only manage a 1-0 win at bottom team Fakenham Town while Diss Town beat Ipswich Wanderers 3-2.

Slideshow: Mildenhall's key win

Mildenhall Town produced the result of the day in the Ridgeons Premier Division, beating close rivals Kirkley & Pakefield 2-0 in a key clash. Before the game - anticipated by both sides as a tough one - K&P were fourth with a game in hand over Mildenhall who were two places below.

Beccles win could prove crucial

The top four teams in the Anglian Combination Premier Division were all facing opposition from the bottom half of the table on Saturday - with every result crucial in a very tight race for the Sterry Cup.

Frustrating day for Gorleston

FC Clacton 3, Gorleston 2 It was a hugely frustrating game for Gorleston, who had been hoping to gain revenge for Clacton's win over them four days before in the League Cup.

Not pretty, but Wroxham win

Wroxham 1, Debenham LC 0 Not a pretty game to watch but the main thing was that Wroxham collected the three points. They started with Painter and Spriggs up front and manager David Batch was resting Cook, Howes and Lemmon.

Lowestoft bounce back in style

Great Wakering Rovers 0. Lowestoft Town 3: Lowestoft Town bounced back from two midweek defeats with an emphatic three-goal victory on their first visit to Great Wakering Rovers, writes Terry Lynes.

Dereham pay for missed chances

Dereham 0, Hadleigh 2 Dereham's inability to find the net again left them point-less at Adliss Park on Saturday. They passed the ball well in the opening minutes but couldn't break down their tame opponents.

Leaders halt Planters' run

Norwich United 1, CRC 3 Three goals in the first 18 minutes proved to be enough for Ridgeons Premier Division leaders CRC to take all three points at Plantation Park this afternoon.