Match Preview

Mark Jolland's young Blues continue a string of away games (not including the home game that was postponed v Walsham), with tonight's clash being their fourth in five matches when they travel to local rivals Mildenhall Town.

The two sides have already met once so far this campaign, in the reverse fixture, which was also our first in our new league having moved across from the South to Cambridge Division this season, as Bury took a 2-1 win thanks to Amin Mohammed's penalty and a late own goal, cancelling out Morris' early opener, whilst our opponents also had a player sin binned. Since then, tonight's hosts have lost every outing so far this season after Cup defeats to Kings Lynn (1-3) & Whitton United (3-0) the Hall have also been beaten in the league by Histon (3-5), Newmarket Town (1-3), Saffron Walden (3-2) and most recently Royston Town (3-2), so will searching for their first point(s) of the season in this encounter, should it survive the weather.

Bury meanwhile have won 3 of their last five matches, following a 4-1 home win over Histon- in which the opposition had 3 sin bins, added to by goals from Aidan Browne and a hat-trick from Amin Mohammed, followed by a close 6-4 defeat at the hands of Kings Lynn Town in the FA Youth Cup (our goals that night coming from Andrew Conroy, Keaton Cowling, Amin Mohammed and Jack Turner), though Bury responded to that loss by defeating Ely City 1-2 on the road after strikes from Amin Mohammed and Angus Mills. Next in the run of away games we then made the trip to Walsham Le Willows for a local derby game, as we lead twice only to dramatically fall to a 4-3 defeat despite Finlay Plant, Amin Mohammed and Keaton Cowling all hitting the target for us. More recently though, Bury have returned to winning ways having triumphed 3-5 away at ten men Saffron Walden thanks to braces from both Amin Mohammed and Keaton Cowling, alongside a goal from Angus Mills.

Kick off at Mildenhall's Recreation Way is 7:45pm.