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U’s hit the spot after a thriller

SUTTON UNITED EBBSFLEET UTD 3 SUTTON WON 4-2 ON PENS
By Tony Dolbear

SUTTON United advanced to the fourth round of the FA Trophy with a faultless performance from the penalty spot having come from 3-1 down to deny National League rivals Ebbsfleet a morale boosting victory.
The first half contained few chances until a breakaway Sutton attack saw Jeremy Sivi put Nana Boateng through to beat the advancing Magnus Norman on 42 minutes.
But the introduction of new signing Callum Harriott at half-time gave Ebbsfleet renewed impetus and within two minutes his cross found Todd Kane, who lev...

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