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In for a Spenny! Sutton United stunned by Spennymoor Town in FA Trophy clash

Spennymoor Town are the only non top-flight club left in this year’s Isuzu FA Trophy after two goals from captain Glen Taylor saw off Sutton United.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

Moors stun U’s to reach last four

MOORS THE MERRIER: Spennymoor Town celebrate with fans after seeing off Sutton United to reach the Isuzu FA Trophy semi-final
PICTURE: David Nelson

Spennymoor Town are the only non top-flight club left in this year’s Isuzu FA Trophy after two goals from captain Glen Taylor saw off Sutton United.
Moors will be joined in tomorrow’s draw by Aldershot Town, who ended Sittingbourne’s gallant run,
They will also be joined by Rochdale, who beat local rivals Altrincham, and Woking, who knocked out Oxford City on penalties.
In the FA Vase, Whitstable Town, Ando...

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