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SUTTON COMMON R 0 ASCOT UNITED 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Lewis Wallace

■ ASCOT United proved too strong for Sutton Common Rovers as they prevailed by two goals at the War Memorial Sports Ground.
After a 32nd-minute straight red card for Steven Sylvester-Ajudua for pulling Anas Igozouln down when through on goal, Ascot made their offensive qualities count with a decisive first-half double. The first arrived in the 35th minute, as Harvey Harry conjured up a sublime long-range effort that pinged off the underside of the bar on its way past Kacper Orlowski.

Just ten minutes later, Ascot grabbed a second as Aiden Payn...

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