Sutton’s Easter programme begins tomorrow with a trip to North Wales to face a Wrexham side whose chances of winning automatic promotion have just about disappeared but who will still be keen for points to try and gain either second or third place and avoid the extra play-off qualifier, even though they would almost certainly […]...

The U’s end of season party saw Chairman Bruce Elliott thank the players, management, supporters and volunteers before the annual awards were announced. Much to his surprise John Parker, one of the dedicated “Tuesday Crew” and our cctv ‘guru’ was named Barry Aplin Clubman of the Year.  Bradley Pearce collected the Ralph Carr Young Player […]...

An eventful and at times bizarre game in front of a crowd of over 3,300 ended with Leyton Orient still top of the Vanarama National League after Macauley Bonne’s 90th minute penalty completed his side’s comeback with ten men following Jonah Ayunga’s stunning opener for Sutton and James Dayton’s red card for appearing to throw […]...

Before yesterday’s match against Leyton Orient we were pleased to present three cheques on the pitch to three local charities.  Our charity of the season is Sutton Night Watch, which was established to support and raise awareness for the homeless people in Sutton. They meet at the Secombe Centre there times per week to provide […]...