Northern Premier League

SPALDING UNITED 1 SUTTON COLDFIELD 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 March 2022

DIV 1 MIDLANDS DIV 1 SOUTH
By Oliver Lock

■IT WAS obvious from thekick-off that the wind was going to play a major part in this game, as both teams struggled to control the ball.
The early exchanges were evenly matched, with Spalding just having the upper hand.
Sutton took the lead in the 23rd minute when a great cross from debutant Tom Armitage was headed firmly home by Leo Brown.
Sutton had the first chance of the second half when Nathan Caine found himself with a chance, but he blazed over the bar.
Spalding got the equaliser in the 81st minute when the ball from a corner drop...

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