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National League Cup final hits the spot for Sutton United boss Steve Morison

Steve Morison says he can’t wait to face his former club Leeds United in the first ever National League Cup final after his Sutton United side edged past Braintree Town on penalties in Tuesday night’s semi-final.
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By Jon Couch

REUNION: Steve Morison

Steve Morison says he can’t wait to face his former club Leeds United in the first ever National League Cup final after his Sutton United side edged past Braintree Town on penalties in Tuesday night's semi-final.
In the only all-National League tie of the inaugural competition, the U’s held previously unbeaten Braintree to a goalless draw at Cressing Room before coming through 5-4 in the shootout.
They now meet Leeds’ talented Under 21 side in the final showdown (date and venue to be confirmed) after they saw off Altrincham 2-1 in the other semi-final a...

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