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Sutton United 1-2 Shrewsbury Town: Bold U’s suffer extra time heartache in FA Cup second round

Chris Agutter insisted pride will eventually overcome disappointment as Sutton United were denied another famous FA Cup scalp in heartbreaking fashion.
Kai Jennings celebrates his goal for Sutton United

Sutton United 1
Jennings 69

Shrewsbury Town 2
Kabia 90+1, Marquis 92
Chris Agutter insisted pride will eventually overcome disappointment as Sutton United hearts were broken by a Shrewsbury Town extra-time winner in the FA Cup second round.
Deservedly ahead through Kai Jennings’ effort straight from a corner, the U’s were pegged back deep into stoppage-time by a brilliant Ismael Kabia equaliser to force extra-time, where substitute John Marquis was later gifted a winner to see the League Two side home.
In total, three players were sent off, including Sutton pair David Ogbonna and Junior E...

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