A very entertaining game that saw both sides hit the woodwork a total of five times in a frantic start, but Bury Town put their mark on the match and came out convincing winners in front of a large crowd.
A counterattack from Stowmarket on 12 minutes saw Oliver Canfer get forward and shoot from distance but the shot lacked power as Bury 'keeper Danny Cullum made an easy catch.
On 14 minutes Bury were guilty of giving the ball away and Dylan Kirk put a good ball into the box for Scott Sloots who hit the post with a good strike. On 22 minutes Ryan Jolland went on a forward run for Bury and found Luke Brown who put his shot wide of the post.
Stowmarket won a free kick on 26 minutes which Jack Wilkinson put into the box and Scott Sloots put his strike on to the bar.
On 32 minutes it was Bury's turn to find the woodwork when Jose Santa De Le Paz got into the box but hit the bar with his effort on goal. Three minutes later Luke Brown hit the post after a sustained attack from Bury.
On 38 minutes Ryan Jolland and Luke Brown played a one two that ended with Luke Brown shooting wide of the post. Stowmarket went on the attack on 41 minutes with Mo Sylla getting forward, but his shot was defected out for a corner. Jack Wilkinson put the corner on to the head of Scott Sloots who headed inched over the bar.
Bury made the breakthrough on 42 minutes when Max Maughn did some excellent work on the wing to win the ball and get forward then find Luke Brown who put his shot in off the post. Plenty of chances from both side during the first half but it was Bury who took a narrow lead into the interval.

Half Time: Stowmarket Town 0 Bury Town 1

Things got worse for Stowmarket early in the second half when they went down to ten men on 49 minutes when Bradley Byrne was shown a straight red card for a pull back on Ryan Jolland to deny a goal scoring opportunity for Bury.
On 55 minutes a driving run forward from Ryan Jolland saw his shot from outside the box hit the bar. Bury did not have to wait long to make the extra man count as on 57 minutes another good attacking spell from Bury came to completion when Luke Brown picked up the ball and scored again in off the post giving keeper James Askew no chance.
On 67 minutes Luke Brown almost completed his hat trick but for an outstanding one handed save around the post from James Askew. Brown then turned from goal scorer to goal provider on 68 minutes when a great through ball sent Max Maughn in on goal and he slotted the ball into the bottom corner.
Cemal Ramadan came off the bench and got straight into the action as he hit the back of the net on 72 minutes only for the goal to be ruled as offside. Stowmarket broke forward on 81 minutes with Ollie Sims putting a good cross into the box for Scott Sloots, but Ollie Fenn got in a vital header to clear.
On 83 minutes substitute Ed Upson played a great threaded ball through the defence for Cemal Ramadan who was in on goal and tried to slip the ball under the keeper but James Askew got just enough of the ball to make the save.
Bury got their fourth goal on 85 minutes when James Askew made another save but Oliver Yun read the play superbly to get in at the far post to guide to loose ball into the back of the net.
Cemal Ramadan completed the rout for Bury in injury time when on 95 minutes he hit a classy finish from just inside the box to beat the keeper and hit the back of the net. A great afternoon on their travels and an impressive win for Bury Town which moves them up to seventh in the table but for Stowmarket the heavy defeat leaves them second from bottom with just one point so far.

Full Time: Stowmarket Town 0 Bury Town 5
The David Longman Man of the Match: Luke Brown
Match Rating: 5
Attendance: 615