Mildenhall level with Soham
MILDENHALL Town are level on points with Soham in the Ridgeons Premier following a good 3-0 win at home to Woodbridge Town on Satruday. Matty Clements opened the scoring before Ben Cranfield s penalty and Craig Hammond s third secured the three points. To
MILDENHALL Town are level on points with Soham in the Ridgeons Premier following a good 3-0 win at home to Woodbridge Town on Satruday.
Matty Clements opened the scoring before Ben Cranfield's penalty and Craig Hammond's third secured the three points.
Town manager Trevor Munns said: "We did well and we got better as the game went on.
"They were a good side going forward but once we got the first goal I was confident that we would get the result."
However, the victory came at a cost and goal-scorer Clements faces at least two weeks out after cracking two ribs.
Andy Lodge will also spend time on the sidelines after sustaining an ankle injury.
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The Mildenhall squad will also be missing Liam Harrold, who has decided to leave the club.
Munns said: "Liam decided that he wanted to move on and we came to a mutual decision to let him go. It looks likely that he will now move to a UCL team.
"With Craig Hammond due to start a five-week suspension and Andy Claydon still out we are a bit light up front and we may have to look at bringing in a forward."
Town entertain St Ives Town in the FA Cup preliminary round on Saturday.
