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SUTTON C’FIELD 0 CORBY TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 November 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Ken Hawkings

■SUTTON hosted a pro-chasing team for motion the fourth game in a row in the form of Corby, to whom they fell to defeat.
The visitors won a penalty in the 22nd minute when Ryan Shaw deliberately hand-balled in the area and was sent off - only for James Wren in the Sutton to save the spot kick down to his right.
Corby opened their account five minutes into the second hal, however, when slack defending allowed Ryan Kelly have a simple tap in.
Sutton were reduced to nine men in the 65th minute when Luke McGinnell was dismissed for a dangerous tackle, be...

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