Non-League Paper

HARRY SPOT ON FOR U’S AMID TOWN PRESSURE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

By Tony Dolbear

YOU BEAUTY! Sutton’s Harry Beautyman strikes from the penalty spot
PIC: Paul Loughlin

SUTTON UNITED bounced back from Tuesday’s heavy defeat at Wrexham thanks to Harry Beautyman’s early penalty – but after deservedly leading at half-time they had to defend well in the second half.
New signing Nyal Bell came closest for the visitors when he crashed a shot against the bar, but apart from that goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis was relatively untroubled until Niall Maher’s free-kick caused panic in the dying moments of the game, but the U’s de...

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