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DIV 1 MIDLANDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2024

SUTTON COLDFIELD 0 CORBY TOWN 1
By Ken Hawkings

■ SUTTON COLDFIELD were hoping to go one better than the away game at Corby when they were deprived victory by a penalty awarded in added time.
The early pressure at Coles Lane came from Corby who were stretching the Sutton defence but could not finish their chances. In the 39th minute, Corby made their pressure pay when Ruben Marshall broke down the right and shot under the diving Jono Brown.
Sutton came out showing more determination in the second half and nearly equalised whenFraser Doyle headed a cross on to the crossbar. Sutt...

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