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BATTLING U’S JUST REFUSE TO BE BEATEN BY COASTERS

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By Luke Lambourne

SUTTON UNITED twice came from behind to earn a share of the spoils with AFC Fylde in an entertaining encounter at Mill Farm.
Andy Bond put the Coasters in front on 36 minutes and that looked to be enough until 16 minutes from time when Sutton’s academy graduate Bradley Pearce, making his firstteam debut, equalised with a tidy finish.
Substutute Gime Toure restored Fylde’s lead just seven minutes later but the U’s weren’t to be denied when their own sub, Kieron Cadogan swept home sweetly two minutes from time to send the visiting fans into rapt...

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