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Sutton United 1-1 Stockport County – JJ slows down the U’s steam train

The U’s were seconds away from maintaining their six-point advantage at the top and clinching a ninth win in ten, but couldn’t hold on

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 March 2021

By David Richardson

SUTTON UNITED 1
Beautyman 57
STOCKPORT COUNTY 1
J Jennings 90+4

TIMELY INTERVENTION: James Jennings is surrounded by his Stockport County teammates after after heading his side level
PICTURE: Paul Loughlin

HARTLEPOOL and Torquay have James Jennings to thank for allowing them to close the gap on leaders Sutton United after the Stockport County left-back netted a last-gasp equaliser.
The U’s were seconds away from maintaining their six-point advantage at the top and clinching a ninth win in ten, but couldn’t hold on.
Jennings headed in a 94th minute leveller in a game wh...

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