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SUTTON COMM RVS 1 KINGSTONIAN 5

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Blake Tann-Salmon

KINGSTONIAN put in a five-star performance to put Sutton Common Rovers to the sword.
Skipper Stan Flaherty led the way with a first-half double – his first came after 13 minutes following a clever free-kick routine.
His second arrived a minute from the end of the half with a 25-yard free-kick.
Eddie Simon then took over with a 17-minute hat-trick.
His curling effort found the bottom corner after 78 minutes, before the hosts netted a consolation through Michael Mattilon Konan two minutes later.
Simon added two more late on to put gloss o...

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