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SUDBURY SO NEARLY HOLD OUT FOR A FINE POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 March 2026

AFC SUDBURY 1 KETTERING TOWN 4
By Peter Short

KETTERING were made to work hard for the win as a wall of yellow repelled a number of second-half chances before Sudbury let in three late goals.
After a comfortable opening period, the visitors took the lead on 16 minutes when a ball played through by George Forsyth found Eddie Panter, who took several touches before rounding Liam Coyne and netting.
But Sudbury were given hope just three minutes later via the penalty spot – Liam Pearce was on hand to send Paul White the wrong way as he put the ball into the corner.
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