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SUTTON COLDFIELD 1 WORCESTER CITY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Ken Hawkings

■ SUTTON took all three points thanks to a late winner by Cameron Wilson.
A sustained spell of pressure from the home side saw a number of efforts blocked by the Worcester defence.
Sutton lost top scorer Owen Parry when he pulled up in the 13th minute.
A nice move saw a ball pulled back by Sutton’s Jack Storey for Tom Hurley but the keeper saved his effort.
A great shot by Fraser Doyle was then tipped over the bar by Haydn Whitcombe in the Worcester goal. Sutton completely dominated the game and it looked as if the game would play out for...

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