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AFC Sudbury - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

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26.04.25

AFC Sudbury

Harborough Town

ESPL

21.04.25

Bishop's Stortford

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

19.04.25

AFC Sudbury

Spalding United

ESPL

12.04.25

Hitchin

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

05.04.25

AFC Sudbury

Stourbridge

ESPL

29.03.25

St Ives Town

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

25.03.25

Alvechurch

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

22.03.25

AFC Sudbury

Redditch

ESPL

15.03.25

AFC Telford

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

08.03.25

AFC Sudbury

Leiston

ESPL

01.03.25

Bromsgrove

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

25.02.25

Stratford Town

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

22.02.25

AFC Sudbury

Barwell

ESPL

18.02.25

Biggleswade Town

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

15.02.25

AFC Sudbury

Bedford Town

ESPL

04.02.25

Lowestoft Town

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

01.02.25

AFC Sudbury

Kettering

ESPL

25.01.25

Stamford

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

18.01.25

AFC Sudbury

Halesowen

ESPL

14.01.25

Harborough Town

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

04.01.25

AFC Sudbury

Banbury

ESPL

28.12.24

Royston Town

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

26.12.24

AFC Sudbury

Bishop's Stortford

ESPL

14.12.24

AFC Sudbury

Hitchin

ESPL

30.11.24

Barwell

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

23.11.24

AFC Sudbury

Bromsgrove

ESPL

16.11.24

AFC Sudbury

Stratford Town

ESPL

09.11.24

Halesowen

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

02.11.24

AFC Sudbury

Alvechurch

ESPL

26.10.24

AFC Sudbury

St Ives Town

ESPL

19.10.24

Kettering

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

12.10.24

Redditch

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

05.10.24

AFC Sudbury

Cambridge City

EFT

28.09.24

Bedford Town

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

21.09.24

AFC Sudbury

AFC Telford

ESPL

14.09.24

AFC Sudbury

Stamford

ESPL

10.09.24

Leiston

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

07.09.24

Spalding United

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

31.08.24

AFC Dunstable

AFC Sudbury

EFCQ

26.08.24

AFC Sudbury

Lowestoft Town

ESPL

24.08.24

Stourbridge

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

17.08.24

AFC Sudbury

Royston Town

ESPL

13.08.24

AFC Sudbury

Biggleswade Town

ESPL

10.08.24

Banbury

AFC Sudbury

ESPL

30.07.24

Bury Town

AFC Sudbury

CFL

13.07.24

AFC Sudbury

Felixstowe & Walton Utd

EF

09.07.24

AFC Sudbury

Chelmsford

EF

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Overall statistics

AFC Sudbury

Played games: 47

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

55

1.17

1.32

62

Under/Over

1.5

15

32%

68%

32

2.5

23

49%

51%

24

3.5

36

77%

23%

11

Both scored games (Yes/No)

23

49%

51%

24

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

13

28%

72%

34

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

32

68%

32%

15

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AFC Sudbury is a semi-professional football club based in Sudbury, Suffolk, England. Established through a merger in 1999, the club has become one of the most ambitious and community-oriented teams in the East of England’s football pyramid. Known for its vibrant youth section, competitive spirit, and yellow-and-blue colors, AFC Sudbury enjoys a growing and dedicated following among the local community.The club plays its home matches at the King’s Marsh Stadium, a modern ground with facilities that reflect the club’s commitment to both senior and youth development. While their history is relatively young, the club has achieved notable success in regional competitions and is recognized for its progressive approach both on and off the field.

Team:	AFC Sudbury
Full name:	Amalgamated Football Club Sudbury
Country:	England
Nickname:	The Suds, The Yellows
Founded:	01/06/1999
Colors:	Yellow and Blue
Stadium:	King's Marsh Stadium 2,500 capacity (250 seated)
Address:	King's Marsh, Brundon Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 7HN, England
Telephone:	01787 376213
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.afcsudbury.co.uk/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of AFC Sudbury

Founded

AFC Sudbury was formed on June 1, 1999, from the merger of Sudbury Town (est. 1885) and Sudbury Wanderers (est. 1958), two prominent clubs in Suffolk’s football history. The objective of the merger was to pool resources and talent, creating a more competitive and sustainable club capable of progressing through the non-league pyramid.

The club initially competed in the Eastern Counties League, rapidly achieving promotion due to a series of dominant seasons. AFC Sudbury became renowned for their attacking style of play and strong youth academy, consistently fielding teams that challenged for silverware in the league and cup competitions.

Since its foundation, AFC Sudbury has reached key milestones. Notably, the club progressed to the Isthmian League and has been a regular name in the FA Cup qualifying rounds and FA Vase, achieving a historic run to the FA Vase Final at Villa Park in 2005. The club has continued to improve its facilities, invest in youth coaching, and serve as a hub of football excellence in Suffolk.

Finances and Ownership

AFC Sudbury is structured as a limited company with a strong focus on community involvement and sustainability. The club is community-oriented and relies upon a combination of matchday revenues, sponsorships, youth academy programs, and the tireless efforts of volunteers.

There is no single wealthy owner; instead, the board of directors and club officials oversee the running and strategic direction of AFC Sudbury, maintaining financial discipline and transparency. As with most semi-professional clubs, finances are carefully managed to ensure the club’s continued existence and steady growth, with reinvestment in infrastructure and player development at the forefront of the club’s priorities.

AFC Sudbury has built an enviable reputation for its well-run academy, regularly producing players who advance to professional ranks or contribute significantly to the first team and grassroots football in Suffolk.

Popular Culture

The Suds are embraced by the Sudbury and West Suffolk community, with matchdays at King's Marsh offering a family-friendly atmosphere and a strong sense of belonging. The club’s yellow and blue kits have become a local symbol of pride and are widely recognized among fans in regional football.

The fanbase, though not huge, is passionate and loyal. Supporters enjoy the club’s emphasis on youth and local involvement. AFC Sudbury has also gained attention for its women’s team, inclusive initiatives, and outreach work in schools and local events. The club is regularly featured in local media and is an essential part of the Suffolk football scene.

Alongside competitive football, AFC Sudbury’s integration into the community extends to youth development, charity fundraising, and supporting mental health and grassroots causes.

Players

AFC Sudbury has become known for developing and showcasing local talent. A significant proportion of the squad typically originates from its impressive youth system, which is one of the largest and most respected in East Anglia.

The club’s best achievements have often come with squads containing a mix of experienced semi-professionals and dynamic young players. Past players who have gone on to reach higher levels include Craig Parker, Lee Owen, and Sam Clarke. The club remains dedicated to progressing players to higher professional and non-league levels through its coaching and support framework.

The present squad features a core of local players, blended with those with experience from various steps of the English football pyramid.

Famous Players

Craig Parker: A midfielder who became one of the club’s most influential figures, helping the Suds to numerous cup runs and earning regional acclaim for his performances before moving to other non-league clubs.
Sam Clarke: Renowned for his goalscoring form and loyalty to the club, Clarke is among the top scorers in AFC Sudbury history and a fan favourite.
Mike Cheek: Though he spent only a short period with the club, he later became a National League and FA Trophy regular, often cited as one of AFC Sudbury’s most successful graduates.
Lee Owen: Noted for his experience, technical ability, and influence during the club’s formative years.
James Baker: Key centre-forward during some historic FA Vase runs, remembered for his dedication and important goals.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Sam Clarke	FW	120	250	0.48
2	James Baker	FW	68	150	0.45
3	Craig Parker	MF	50	200	0.25
4	Ryan Horne	MF	34	130	0.26
5	Ben Hunter	FW	28	95	0.29

Typical Squad

AFC Sudbury usually features a blend of youth prospects and experienced semi-professional players. The standard squad configuration is based around the traditional English 4-4-2 or a modern 4-2-3-1, with flexible attacking and defensive roles. As of the 2024/25 season, the club lines up with players developed through the club’s academy, signings from regional leagues, and a strong emphasis on player versatility.

Goalkeeper

The first-team goalkeeping position is typically occupied by a locally-developed player or a reliable regional signing, often giving chances to promising youth goalkeepers. Recent seasons have seen talented keepers like James Askew and Brad Pickles.

Defenders

The club often utilises an athletic backline, combining academy graduates with more experienced heads, such as long-serving defenders Ben Hunter and Sam Mills.

Midfielders

The midfield is known for its work-rate and technical strength, often featuring creative players like Craig Parker (historically), with a current emphasis on energy and adaptability.

Forwards

Leading the line, the club favours quick, skilful, and hard-working strikers—often blending young prospects like Ben Hunter with proven goalscorers such as Sam Clarke.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season sees AFC Sudbury competing in the Isthmian League Premier Division, looking to consolidate their status and aim for promotion.

Goalkeepers
Updating	1	James Askew	England	25/06/2002
Updating	13	Brad Pickles	England	12/03/2000
Defenders
Updating	2	Ben Hunter	England	08/08/1998
Updating	3	Sam Mills	England	15/06/1996
Midfielders
Updating	8	Ethan Clarke	England	17/09/2001
Updating	10	Craig Parker	England	29/12/1985
Forwards
Updating	9	Sam Clarke	England	22/04/1988
Updating	11	Ben Hunter	England	08/08/1998
Manager
Updating		Mark Morsley	England	Updating...
Assistant Manager
Updating		Andy Reynolds	England	Updating...

Coach

AFC Sudbury, founded in 1999, has been guided by a number of managers who have played key roles in shaping the club’s trajectory, particularly as it has established itself in the English non-league football system. Over the years, several managers have led AFC Sudbury to promotions, cup victories, and consistent league performance, with a strong tradition of focusing on developing local talent and maintaining the club’s competitive spirit. The following are some of the most significant coaches in the history of AFC Sudbury:

Mark Morsley: Widely regarded as one of AFC Sudbury’s most successful managers, Mark Morsley was at the helm during the club’s early years. He led the team to three consecutive Eastern Counties League Premier Division titles (2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03) and multiple Suffolk Premier Cup successes. Morsley’s leadership laid the foundation for the club's rapid ascendancy in regional non-league football.
Chris Tracey: Tracey managed the club during the transitional phase after Morsley, overseeing the move up to the Isthmian League and consolidating AFC Sudbury's position at a higher non-league level. He also guided the club to further Suffolk Premier Cup glory in 2008–09.
Jamie Godbold: Godbold oversaw a memorable period for AFC Sudbury, leading the team to the Isthmian League Division One North title in the 2015–16 season. Under his management, AFC Sudbury achieved promotion to the Isthmian Premier Division, reaching new heights in the club’s history.
Adam Mayhew: Appointed jointly with Andy Reynolds in 2023, Mayhew helped guide AFC Sudbury to a stable Isthmian League campaign, continuing the club's tradition of competitive non-league football and local player development.
Andy Reynolds: Another key figure in the club's recent management, Reynolds has played an integral role in maintaining AFC Sudbury's standards both on and off the pitch.

These managers, among others, have each contributed significantly to the ongoing progress, competitive spirit, and grassroots focus that define AFC Sudbury.

Period	Manager	Country	born
06/2023 – Present	Adam Mayhew Andy Reynolds (Joint)	England England	Updating... Updating...
10/2021 – 05/2023	Rick Andrews	England	Updating...
07/2019 – 09/2021	Mark Morsley	England	14/09/1955
10/2018 – 06/2019	Jamie Godbold	England	Updating...
08/2017 – 09/2018	Mark Morsley	England	14/09/1955
07/2015 – 06/2017	Jamie Godbold	England	Updating...
07/2011 – 06/2015	Chris Tracey	England	Updating...
07/2008 – 06/2011	Nicky Smith	England	Updating...
11/2006 – 06/2008	Chris Tracey	England	Updating...
07/2006 – 10/2006	Dale Brooks	England	Updating...
07/1999 – 06/2006	Mark Morsley	England	14/09/1955
1999 (First manager)	Keith Martin	England	Updating...

Crests and Colors

AFC Sudbury is an English football club based in Sudbury, Suffolk. Since its formation in 1999, the club has undergone several changes to its crest and kit colors, each reflecting different eras of its development and ambition.

The original crest, introduced at the club’s inception following the merger of Sudbury Town and Sudbury Wanderers, combined elements from both predecessor clubs, symbolizing unity. Subsequent versions have retained the central image of Sudbury's iconic St Peter’s Church and a football, surrounded by laurel wreaths. The current badge, modernized in recent years, features a blue and gold color scheme and more streamlined graphics, while maintaining the core traditional motifs.

AFC Sudbury’s traditional colors are primarily yellow and blue—yellow jerseys accompanied by blue shorts and socks have been the club's signature look since its creation. There have been occasional minor changes; alternate kits have included all-blue or all-white combinations, especially for away fixtures. However, the main home kit remains dominated by vibrant yellow, symbolizing energy and dynamism, with blue signifying loyalty and unity.

Altogether, AFC Sudbury’s crests and colors stand as a testament to its community roots, sporting spirit, and ongoing evolution as one of Suffolk’s most recognized clubs.

Fan Club

AFC Sudbury enjoys the backing of a passionate and loyal supporter base drawn from Sudbury and the surrounding Suffolk area. The most prominent supporters’ group is known as the “Sudbury Ultras,” recognized for their enthusiastic support at home and away matches. Unique for a non-league club, their matchday presence is marked by colorful banners, upbeat singing, and community-driven fundraising initiatives.

The Sudbury Ultras take pride in creating a family-friendly, inclusive atmosphere. They frequently organize charity events, social gatherings, and are heavily involved in supporting the club’s youth teams. The club’s fanbase has grown steadily over the years, with local families and young fans forming an increasingly important part of the crowd at King’s Marsh.

On matchdays, supporters are easily identifiable by their yellow and blue apparel, and their unwavering vocal encouragement provides a true home advantage for AFC Sudbury players. The community spirit of the fanbase is often cited as a key element in the club’s ongoing growth and success.

Stadium

AFC Sudbury’s home matches are played at the King’s Marsh Stadium, officially known as the MEL Group Stadium due to sponsorship agreements. Situated on Brundon Lane in Sudbury, England, the ground has been the club’s home since its founding in 1999.

The MEL Group Stadium features a main stand with covered seating, standing terraces, and modern facilities including changing rooms, a clubhouse, and refreshment areas. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 2,500, with seating for 200. It is renowned for its welcoming and comfortable environment, attracting both home and away supporters alike.

Significant redevelopment has occurred over the years to cater for growing crowds and the club’s ambitions. The stadium provides excellent facilities for players, officials, and fans, acting as a focal point for local football and community activity. Plans for future improvements are continually under consideration to further enhance the spectator experience and maintain the club’s reputation as a leading non-league venue in Suffolk.

Honours and Awards

Despite its relatively short history since inception in 1999, AFC Sudbury has become one of the most successful non-league clubs in the East of England. The club has consistently challenged for honours in domestic leagues and cup competitions.

Below is a record of AFC Sudbury’s significant honours and achievements in both league and cup competitions:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Isthmian League North Division	1	Winner	2016–17
2	Eastern Counties League Premier Division	5	Winner	2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05
3	Suffolk Senior Cup	3	Winner	2001, 2002, 2003
4	FA Vase	0	Runner-up	2002–03, 2004–05, 2005–06
5	FA Cup (Best performance)	1	Second Round Proper	2021–22
6	Other Honours	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about AFC Sudbury

Q: When was AFC Sudbury founded?

A: AFC Sudbury was founded in 1999 following the merger of Sudbury Town and Sudbury Wanderers.

Q: What league does AFC Sudbury currently play in?

A: As of the 2023/24 season, AFC Sudbury competes in the Southern League Premier Division Central (Step 3 of the English football pyramid).

Q: What are the club’s official nicknames?

A: The club is commonly known as "The Suds" or "The Yellows."

Q: What is the capacity and location of AFC Sudbury’s home stadium?

A: The MEL Group Stadium (King’s Marsh) is located in Sudbury, Suffolk, England, and has a capacity of approximately 2,500.

Q: Has AFC Sudbury ever played in the Football League?

A: No, AFC Sudbury has not played in the English Football League; they currently compete at non-league level.

Q: What is the club’s best FA Cup performance?

A: AFC Sudbury's best FA Cup performance was reaching the Second Round Proper in the 2021–22 season.

Q: Who are AFC Sudbury’s local rivals?

A: Traditional local rivals include Bury Town and Needham Market, with whom AFC Sudbury contests spirited derby matches.

Q: What color kit does AFC Sudbury wear at home?

A: AFC Sudbury’s home kit features yellow shirts, blue shorts, and yellow socks.

Q: Has AFC Sudbury produced any notable players?

A: Several players have progressed from AFC Sudbury to higher levels of English football, though none have reached international fame as yet.

Q: How can I join the AFC Sudbury supporters’ club?

A: Supporters can join the fan club by contacting the club directly via their official website or by visiting the stadium on matchdays.

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