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Young Blues sting U’s

Young Blues

By Tony Dolbear

A LATE goal denied Sutton victory in an entertaining game against Chelsea’s Under- 23 side.
The Blues led early in the second half but were pegged back by headers from Aaron Jarvis, his fourth goal of Sutton’s pre-season campaign, and skipper Jamie Collins.
Chelsea should have been ahead in the first thirty seconds when Charlie Brown, whose two goals had separated the sides a year ago, shot over a gaping goal.
Sutton’s Rob Milsom had a shot cleared off the line, with play switching to the other end and George McEachran’s goalbound shot blocked by B...

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