Northern Premier League

SUTTON COLDFIELD 0 LINCOLN UNITED 6

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

SOUTH EAST
By Kenneth Hawkins
■LINCOLN UNITED piled on the misery at the end of a nightmare week for Sutton Coldfield.
After going down 7-1 at Belper in midweek, there was more woe as they shipped another six.
Lincoln went ahead in the 13th minute when a cross from the right reached the far post for Jake McMenemy to nod in a simple header. Four minutes later Callum Foster added another header before McMenemy claimed his second.
There was no let-up in the second half, which was only four minutes old when Jake Park tapped home.
Matthew Cotton fired home a penalty and Lincoln were runnin...

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