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Shotley Rose celebrate third goal as Junior Cup final place clinched (Picture credit: Peninsula Nub News)

Former manager Marc Rowland resigned midway through the season following a dispute with the league, that still have to be fully resolved, but he did not want the Shotley Rose team to be sanctioned, while formal action continues.

Ryan Scutcher has hailed his underdogs Shotley Rose side after they secured a Junior Cup final place with a 3-0 win against Gainsborough at Whitton Sport's Centre today.

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Triumphant Woolverstone United promoted to SIL Division One (Picture credit: Ian Evans/Nub News)

It was more than fitting that Hayden Catchpole hit a hat trick as Woolverstone United clinched promotion to Division One for the first time in the club's history in its centenary season.

Catchpole, known as 'H' among his teammates, produced a second half performance in front of goal that was the bee's knees, cat's whiskers, and dog's what's its, to ensure Woolverstone secured their highest ever position in the Ipswich and Suffolk League in 100 years.

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Ipswich Town defender Paige Peake and Tractor Girls boss Joe Sheehan ahead of FA Cup quarter final against West Ham (Picture credit: Felixstowe Nub News)

Despite calls for Ipswich Town's Women's FA Cup quests final tie against Super League side West Ham to be played at Portman Road, Tractor Girls' boss Joe Sheehan insisted there was never any doubt that the match would take place Felixstowe's Goldstar Ground.

Sunday's game, which will be shown live on BBC's red button, is a 1,750 capacity sell out and there is no doubt there would have been an even bigger crowd had it been staged at Portman Road but Sheehan wants to wring every inch of advantage out of playing at the side's regular home ground.

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Woolverstone celebrate scoring against Cockfield (Picture credit: Peninsula Nub News)

Woolverstone boss Clive Catchpole will need to lift his title chasing side again this week after promotion was cruelly snatched away from them at Hazlewoods.

Visiting Cockfield controversially netted a late winner with the home defenders convinced the ball was a foot or so over the byline, but they didn't play the whistle and Alfie Bullett danced round keeper and captain Luke Sibbons to tap in.

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Suffolk FA have launched an investigation after Woolverstone United's game at Ipswich Athletic was abandoned last Saturday after the referee feared he was going to be physically attacked by the home contingent.

Title-chasing Woolverstone were goalless against bottom club Ipswich in the second division Macron Suffolk & Ipswich League at Whitton's King George V playing fields, when the game was called off.

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Peninsula councillor Derek Davis at launch of The Women's Tour 2022

The Women's Tour, Britain's biggest and longest running international women's cycling stage race, will return to Suffolk this summer as the county hosts the finish of the opening stage on Monday 6 June.

To coincide with International Women's Day, event organisers SweetSpot have today revealed details of the 2022 race, which will begin at Colchester's Northern Gateway Sports Park for an opening leg through Essex and south Suffolk before culminating on Bury St Edmunds' Angel Hill.

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Jose Santa De La Paz hit late Brantham winner at Hadleigh (Picture credit: Ian Evan / Nub News)

Buoyant Brantham boss Pip Boyland could not disguise his joy as the Blue Imps came from behind to win 2-1 in a crucial relegation thriller at Hadleigh.

James Lee banged in his second goal in three games for Brantham since returning back to the club from a short spell at Hadleigh to equalise before Boyland's battlers found a late winner through the highly impressive Jose Santa De La Paz.

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