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SUTTON COLD’LD 1 SPORTING KHALSA 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Ken Hawkings

■FORMER Sutton player Gurjit Singh fired the leveller as the home side were held to a draw by near neighbours Sporting Khalsa.
The home side lost to play-off hopefuls Hinckley LR last week and took on a Khalsa side immediately above them in the table.
Sutton had an effort cleared off the line and then netted only for James Tague to be offside, while the visitors hit the bar.
Tague put Sutton ahead in the 58th minute when he beat the advancing keeper with a well directed shot. His side should have increased their lead when Jack Burgess went through ...

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