In a game where the League Two title could be decided it was Stockingford that got off to the better start. The Oak seemed to be still waking up when a long ball stretched their defense. With chalk on his boots, the Sports winger put a ball across the box which was tapped in from close range.

Not resting on their laurels, Stockingford continued to press their advantage. Another long pass soon after caught the Oak napping again with same out come. With only 15 minutes gone Attleborough were 2 down.

Half time approached and with Attleborough only looking dangerous from the odd corner, more effort was needed in the second half if the Oak had any title aspirations.

Hearing words of confidence and belief from manager Dave Nicholls, a different Oak started the second half. With each player showing a greater desire for every ball, it wasnt long before Attleborough grabbed one back. Unselfish play in the box from Tyler Morris picked out a free Jamie Mills. Not one to waste a chance, Mills thumped home and the come back was on.

With the midfield now bossing the game, Lee Millar won a towering header that put Tyler Morris running towards goal. With space ahead of him, it looked as though Morris should of took the ball further towards the goal. Instead, with the ball still bouncing, Morris unleashed a thunderous left footed volley that curled its way into the top corner.

With the game now level it appeared as there could only be one winner, but in a game where no one could remember a bad tackle, 7 yellow cards were produced and the game withered away to a draw.

In a great come back the Oak managed to keep their title hopes well and truly alive.

Attleborough Oak 3 - 0 Windmill

Following two much needed victories the Attleborough Oak looked to make three in a row, as they hosted a Windmill side still in with an outside chance of challenging for the League Two Title.

The Oak looked in a bullish mood from the first whistle. A compact and disciplined side passed the ball well, until a well delivered cross by Jamie Mills cause havoc in the Fords box, as Lee Millar challenged the goalie to bundle the ball across the line. The challenge was deemed fair and an own goal was given.

With more expansive play, Attleborough looked dangerous again. It was Mills again who created a chance. Wriggling his way towards goal he fired a shot home from an incredible angle.

The Windmill had little in the way of a reply as an impecible Oak defense gave nothing away.

Mid-way through the second half saw the game go beyond any come back, as Lee Millar headed home to continue his rich vein of goal scoring form.

Chase FC Res 0 - 2 Attleborough Oak

With a great win last week the Oak were keen to capitalise on their confidence with a victory at the Chase.

The game started slowly and some long balls troubled a sleepy Oak. Until, Jamie Mills, looking as lively as ever, squirmed his way in the box and was butchered down on his way to goal. Mills placed the ball home only to be told to retake it due to an unseen infringement. Taking no chances, Mills slammed home his second attempt.

With the Chase offering only glimpses of desire to get back in the match, the Oak took full advantage when Tyler Morris blasted a keepers parry into the net.

Re-finding their form at a vital stage of the season, the Oak cruised home with a 2 - 0 win.

Attleborough Oak 1 - 1 Stockingford White Lion

The Oak played hosts to a White Lion side who had revenge on their minds. Attleborough had previously demolished Stockingford 5 - 1, at Sandon Park, earlier in the season.

Today, however, turned out to be very different affair. The White Lion started the game well and took the game to the Oak, but creating no real chances, Stockingford's possession changed hands temporarily, as Attleborough used the ball well, only to see themselves waste three or four good chances.

The half looked destined to be a stalemate until a White Lion long ball found a, seemingly offside, striker who struck home.

With and change in attitude, and a change in linesman, Attleborough started the second half with a much quicker tempo. Passing the ball with more confidence, the Oak continued to create chances, but also continued to miss.

Attleborough looked set for only their third defeat of the campaign, until, having watched his side spurn a host of chances, Oak manager Dave Nicholls brought himself on with only 10 minutes remaining. With not long left on the clock, a burst of surprise speed from Nicholls put him under a well delivered cross from Johnny Sayer. A calm glancing header from Nicholls saw the Oak salvage a point from the jaws of defeat.

Attleborough Oak 3 - 0 New Dolphin Res

Jamie Mills Hat-Trick ................... report to follow ...............

Attleborough Oak 3 - 2 Sunnyside Res

On a miserable morning, when most games had already been called off, the Attleborough Oak looked to continue their good form and gain another valuable three points. The match, understandably, got off to a slow start. Harsh winds, freezing conditions and a certain boxing match the night before, all contributed to an Oak side that lacked its usual quality.

Thankfully, the Sunnyside seemed to be suffering in the same way and neither team offered much in the first half hour. The deadlock was broken when Jamie Mills showed a great touch, taking him one on one with the keeper. A cool head and a composed finish gave the Oak the lead.

The second half offered little more until Attleborough upped their game in an effort to kill of the opposition. Good passing and movement gave Johnny Sayer the opportunity to double the Oaks lead. More of the same put Tyler Morris one on one with a Sunnyside defender. A shimmy from Morris ditched the centre half and a crisp finish left the keeper stranded. The Oak looked set to continue their rich vein of form and coast to victory.

The Sunnyside, however, had different ideas. With Attleboroughs foot firmly off the pedal, the Sunnyside pounced. Around 10 minutes remained, when a swift counter attack, put a disorderly Oak on the back foot and ended in a goal as the Sunnyside pulled one back. Not wanting the goal to be just a concelation, the Sunnyside thrust forward again and found the same result, as the Oak failed to clear their lines.

Thankful of the final whistle, Attleborough took all three points in what turned out to be a tough match.

Drayton Res 2 - 3 Attleborough Oak

With four wins in the last four matches and a place booked in the league cup semi-finals, the Attleborough Oak were obviously in a buoyant mood. The game started with both teams pressing hard and looking for an opening. The break through came after 15 minutes for Drayton, as a speculative shot from distance found its way into the top corner.

The match continued at a frantic pace until some great skill and composure by Tyler Morris set up the equalizer. Skipping past two defenders and then finding a great pass, Tyler teed up Johnny Sayer to fire home through a crowded box. With the goal acting as a catalyst the Oak upped their play. With more energy, bite and style Attleborough put themselves in front. A long goal kick allowed Stevie Thomas to flick the ball through to Dave Carmichael, who, showing his class, clipped the ball over the advancing goal keeper for a 2 – 1 lead.

Taking the advantage into the second half, Attleborough’s momentum dipped. With pelting rain and fierce winds, the match slipped into a scrappier affair. A hard tackle was harshly punished on the edge of the Oak’s box. The result saw a floated cross being met by a glancing header as Drayton pulled level.

With 75 minutes gone, a late tackle by Nick Sayer was deemed a bookable offense. Feeling he had gone down to easy, Nick criticized the player, only to be shown another yellow card, quickly followed by the red. A confused Nick left the field.

A draw was looking inevitable until Tyler Morris unlocked Draytons defence. A quick shimmy and clever reverse pass put the Oak two on one. Jack Broadhusrt’s unselfish first time cross found a delighted Johnny Sayer in the box. A controlled finish put the game out of reach for Drayton.

A barrage of long balls from Drayton, all gobbled up by Andy Exton, saw the Oak take a valuable three points.

Looking as solid as ever, Andy Exton was named Man of the Match for the second time this season.