It’s three out of three for Suffolk & Ipswich League Senior Division champions CRANE SPORTS and they head into this weekend’s clash at home to CLAYDON in good heart.
The Ipswich-based team are yet to face defeat and Claydon, who have only played one league game, will know they face a tough test.
However, Kenny Kennedy's team did well last season although they only have one point on the board after a draw with Capel Plough.
HENLEY are up to second and are one of many teams who have yet to suffer a league defeat.
This weekend they entertain new boys BILDESTON RANGERS who were on the end of a 0-5 defeat to Cranes last weekend.
Not that Rangers should be concerned after a fine opening day win over CAPEL PLOUGH.
They have shown they can hold their own at this level.
Meanwhile, Plough have not won a game yet, but have earned two draws against fancied sides, ACHILLES and Claydon.
The A's will want to bounce back from their disappointing defeat to new-boys Old Newton last week.
They entertain BOURNE VALE, who picked up their first points of the campaign - in an impressive 3-0 win over East Bergholt.
OLD NEWTON, meanwhile, will be hugely buoyed by that win and will fancy their chances over at EAST BERGHOLT who, like Claydon, are a team who have played just one league game this season.
CAPEL PLOUGH entertain LEISTON ST MARGARETS, both teams will look to take at least a point from this game, while TRIMLEY RED DEVILS will have their work cut out to keep COPLESTONIANS - now up to third - quiet. The Ipswich-based side having made a solid start to the campaign.
WESTERFIELD are currently propping up the division and have lost their opening two clashes, including an exciting 3-4 defeat to HAUGHLEY UNITED last weekend.
Not that the Swans saw it as 'exciting. Haughley are in Suffolk Senior Cup action away at Kirkley & Pakefield Reserves, who enjoyed a good cup run last season.
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