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U’S BANG DOWN DAGGERS’ DOOR

U’S BANG

By Tony Dolbear

OMAR-VEL! Omar Bugiel fires Sutton United into the lead just after half-time

PERSISTENT Sutton United finally broke the resolve of Dagenham goalkeeper Elliott Justham to earn their place in the last 16 of ther FA Trophy.
Justham kept his side in the tie at the break with a string of fine saves before Omar Bugiel and Isaac Olaofe put the U’s in control with a quickfire double.
Scott Wilson halved the arrears four minutes from time to set up a tense finale which saw Will Randall round off an impressive display with a cool finish to seal victory for the home side.
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