Football

East Harling assistant boss Darren Iles says his side will learn from their 1-0 defeat to Mundford in last week’s Norfolk Junior Cup final, as they look to build on the progress made this season.

It was somewhat fitting of this season that after all the unlikely optimism caused by last week's stylish relegation, Norwich City would end on such a damp squib.

AFC Hoxne manager Jamie Scales says he may have a trick or two up his sleeve for their Suffolk Junior Cup final on Tuesday night (7pm).

NORFOLK JUNIOR CUP FINAL: Mundford 1 East Harling 0

Sometimes it’s only when you are staring adversity straight in the face that you realise what it means to truly support a football club.

East Harling may have lost to them three times out of three already this season, but Thursday’s Norfolk FA Junior Cup final opponents’ manager says Mundford have no discernible advantage, writes Russell Claydon.

When this season is consigned to the record books in a few weeks time, it won’t be a narrow defeat at Arsenal that pinpoints where Norwich City were potentially relegated.

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

With City out of action last weekend, I promised myself I wouldn’t get too caught up in what our rivals from the North East were doing.

Debenham LC head coach Stuart Reavell is certain his side will cope with the fixture backlog caused by recent postponements.

While last weekend’s defeat against Sunderland was by no means a fatal blow to Norwich City’s survival chances, it’s impossible to hide from the fact relegation is now a very real prospect.

ANGLIAN COMBINATION

Norwich City fan Edward Seaman looks ahead to a massive game for the Canaries’ survival hopes.

Mellis FC manager Simon Nichols is targeting a memorable treble this season after his side secured the Suffolk FA Sunday Shield, writes Nick Garnham.

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

If last Saturday was a precursor to the final six games of the season then I’m not sure I’m prepared for the rollercoaster ride ahead.

ALMARY GREEN

ALMARY GREEN

George Fowler has taken a huge step closer to fulfilling his dream of representing his county’s top club after signing his first professional contract with Ipswich Town, writes Sam Murley.