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IT HAS been a wretched season so far for Sudbury, who were among the favourites for Ryman North honours, but they might have finally kick-started their campaign with a 6-1 home win over lowly Redbridge yesterday (Saturday).

THE league office is back on line after problems earlier today.

THE new manager at Ryman Premier club Wingate & Finchley is Gary Meakin, who moves from nearby Southern League side Northwood.

AFTER taking only one point from their first four Ryman Premier games at home, Concord ended the Thames Road jinx in style tonight (Tuesday) with a 2-1 victory over table-topping Hampton.

THE new holders of the Isthmian Charity Shield are Ryman North club Needham Market, who won on penalties at Bury Town tonight (Tuesday) after a 0-0 draw.

WHO can stop Maidstone in Ryman South? The leaders faced a potentially difficult Kent derby at fourth-placed Faversham yesterday (Saturday) and made light of their task with four unanswered goals in front of 615, the division’s best crowd of the season an

AFTER going six years without winning a game in the FA Cup, Hastings United have certainly made up for lost time.

RYMAN Premier leaders Hampton were quickly into their stride at East Thurrock yesterday (Saturday).

JAMIE GUY played the key role as Ryman North leaders Maldon saw off second-placed visitors Grays 2-1 and opened up a five-point gap at the top of the table.

THE Ryman League’s monthly awards for October have been announced today, with the six prizes going to six different clubs.

THERE was no shortage of action in Tuesday’s FA Trophy replays but only one upset. That was at Lewes, where the Premier side were beaten 3-0 by Brentwood, 17th in Ryman North.

A CROWD of 1,623 at the Gallagher Stadium tonight (Tuesday) saw Maidstone power to the top of the Ryman South table with a 3-0 win over Chipstead.