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ROYALS READY TO RUMBLE

ROYALS READY

By Ken Hawkings
SUTTON COLDFIELD 3
DUNSTABLE TOWN 0
SOMETHING’S got to give as Sutton Coldfield set up a local derby in the play-offs.
The Royals entered the final league game of their season knowing a draw against rock-bottom Dunstable would see them finish in the final play off place – and secure a showdown away to Bromsgrove Sporting next Wednesday, with no doubt a crowd of around 2,000.
But they needed to be aware that Dunstable could possibly escape relegation if they obtained a win, depending on other results around them.
Within two minutes Sutton were in the lead when a d...

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