Thurlow Nunn Premier Division champions Hadleigh United will start the defence of their title at newly-promoted Fakenham Town on August 9.
The Ghosts won promotion last season and are sure to provide Stuart Crawford’s side with a stiff test on opening day – the Premier Division fixtures being announced this morning.
There are some intriguing ties with the other newly-promoted teams, Ipswich Wanderers and Whitton United facing Diss Town (at home) and Haverhill Rovers (away) respectively.
Felixstowe & Walton, who enjoyed such a successful 2014/14 season, start their campaign at home with a tough assignment against Norwich United, while Mildenhall and Brantham go head to head at the Recway.
The first midweek league action of the Premier Division campaign sees Hadleigh making their first home League appearance since they clinched the title on the final day of last season with victory over Mildenhall Town – their opponents on Tuesday, August 12 are Wivenhoe Town.
There is sure to be a big crowd at King George V, in Ipswich as Whitton entertain Ipswich Wanderers on the same night, while another tasty-looking clash on the same evening is Brantham v Felixstowe & Walton.
Christmas fixtures take place on Boxing Day and Saturday, December 27.
The First Division fixtures are to be released later.
Thurlow Nunn Premier Division
Opening day fixtures
Saturday, August 9
Ely v Walsham, Fakenham v Hadleigh, FC Clacton v Thetford, Felixstowe & Walton v Norwich United, Godmanchester v Kirkley & Pakefield, Gorleston v Wivenhoe, Haverhill v Whitton, Ipswich Wanderers v Diss Town, Mildenhall v Brantham, Newmarket v Stanway.
Tuesday, August 12
Brantham v Felixstowe & Walton, Diss v Gorleston, Ely v Fakenham, Hadleigh v Wivenhoe, Haverhill v Newmarket, Kirkley v Norwich United, Stanway Rovers v FC Clacton, Thetford v Walsham, Whitton v Ipswich Wanderers.
Wednesday, August 13
Godmanchester v Mildenhall Town.
Boxing Day, December 26
Kirkley & Pakefield v Gorleston, Walsham v Haverhill
Saturday, December 27
Brantham v Stanway, Diss v Thetford, Ely v Godmanchester, Fakenham v Norwich United, Hadleigh v Felixstowe & Walton, Ipswich Wanderers v Whitton, Mildenhall v Newmarket, Wivenhoe v FC Clacton
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