Cruz Fuller Fagan joins from Tottenham Hotspur

We are delighted to announce the signing of Cruz Fuller Fagan on dual registration from Tottenham Hotspur. 

Cruz is the 2nd player to join us from North London this season following in the foot steps of Kendra Brown who has started life in pink & blue with a number of important displays. 

Cruz is a striker by trade but is comfortable featuring on either wing. She's already spent some of this season away from North London having played for Hashtag United in the FAWNL Southern Division. 

Her versatility will be key as our women's team look to move further away from the relegation zone and into mid table. 

Cruz has trained with the side all week and is available to feature against AFC Sudbury on Sunday afternoon if Maria Tavares and her management team feel that Cruz could make an impact.  

Everyone at Dulwich Hamlet welcomes Cruz to South London and would like to thank the team at Tottenham Hotspur for trusting us to help further develop Kendra and Cruz.

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MATCH PREVIEW | AFC Sudbury vs Dulwich Hamlet | FAWNL | 23/11/25

The Hamlet women return to FAWNL action on Sunday afternoon with a trip to Suffolk to take on AFC Sudbury. 

Last time out in the FAWNL the Hamlet defeated Milton Keynes Dons at Champion Hill a goal from Kendra Brown was the difference as the Hamlet picked up 3 valuable points. 

AFC Sudbury are still in search of their 1st league win of the season and will be looking to get that on Sunday as they try to move out of the relegation zone. 

Their only point came against bottom of the table Chesham United back in August and will be looking to kickstart their season as we head into December. 

Last time out in the FAWNL they fell to defeat against table toppers Fulham at Motspur Park. Despite scoring 2 they fell to a 4-2 loss. 

A win on Sunday could move Sudbury out of the relegation zone if results go their way elsewhere. Meanwhile a win for Maria Tavares and her side will potentially move into 8th and further away from the drop. 

Sudbury however, do have a number of games in hand on those around them and will look to pick up as many points as possible if they are to save themselves from relegation to the 5th tier. 

SQUAD NEWS: 

Rhea Gall returned to training on Thursday night but she is more likely to return to action in December once she has had a number of training sessions under her belt.

Jodie Lodge could return to action after recovering from her groin injury she sustained at the beginning of November. Her minutes will be relatively limited if she does return on Sunday. 

Liz O'Callaghan was on track for a return at around this time after the hamstring injury she got against Fulham but away from football she's suffered a slight knock to the ankle and will be back hopefully this side of Christmas.

Neve Mayes is looking more likely to return after the winter break but could feature against Luton Town before Christmas she sustained a calf injury in our FA Cup tie at Swindon Town. 

Gwyn West has suffered her 2nd quad injury of the season and looks to be out for 2 to 3 weeks. 

CAN'T JOIN US BUT WANT TO FOLLOW THE MATCH? 

You can keep up with the game on our Match Centre with live in game text updates here. 

Plan your trip | AFC Sudbury | THE MEL GROUP STADIUM

Our women's side return to the FAWNL South East Division this Sunday and face a trip to AFC Sudbury. Here is how to plan your trip. 

STADIUM ADDRESS:

Kings Marsh Stadium Brundon Lane Sudbury Suffolk CO10 1XR

By train: 

There is no direct train service to Sudbury this weekend, planned engineering works means rail replacement services from Newbury Park to Ingatestone are in operation. From Ingatestone you can get the train to Marks Tey before changing to a service to Sudbury. 

If travelling by car there is a large car park available at the MEL Group Stadium. 

PUBS WE RECOMMEND: 

Sudbury might be the best awayday of the season for pre match pints with over 10 pubs in and around the town centre! 

Most are a 30 minute walk or so from the stadium

Here are our top recommendations: 

1. The Gainsborough Arms, with a large drink selection and food offering the Gainsborough Arms is open from 11am. 
2. The Brewery Tap Sudbury serves a number of locally sourced drinks and is a 35 minute walk from the stadium.
3. The Secret Garden is a shorter walk finding itself only 25 minutes walk from the stadium

MATCH TICKETS: 

Tickets are only available on the turnstiles
Adult - £7.00
Concession - £5.00 (over the age 65 or in full time education)
Under 16's - £1

ARE DOGS ALLOWED? 

Yes! Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a lead. Dogs however, are not allowed inside the clubhouse. 

FOOD OPTIONS:

AFC Sudbury offer a relatively straight forward food menu with chips burgers and other basic football food options. 

MATCH CENTRE LIVE: 

Can't join us in Suffolk but want to follow the match? Keep up with the game on on our Match Centre here.

A reminder that our fixture at AFC Sudbury has moved

This weekend's match with AFC Sudbury has been rearranged. 

Following our 1-0 defeat to Swindon Town in the Adobe Women's FA Cup the FA Women's National league made the decision to move our fixture with AFC Sudbury originally scheduled for this Sunday the 16th of November. 

We'll now visit Suffolk a week later on Sunday 23rd November with kick-off at 2pm.

The full details are below: 

AFC Sudbury vs Dulwich Hamlet

Sunday 23rd November. 14:00 

Kings Marsh Stadium, Brundon Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1XR