Sutton United Relegated from Sky Bet League Two after Draw with MK Dons

Sutton United’s relegation from Sky Bet League Two was confirmed after a thrilling 4-4 draw with MK Dons at Stadium:MK. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions as both teams fought hard until the final whistle.

The hosts, MK Dons, took an early lead with goals from Jack Payne and Alex Gilbey, putting them in a comfortable position. However, Sutton United showed resilience and determination as Stephen Duke-McKenna scored to bring them back into the game.

The match continued to see goals from both sides, with Emre Tezgel and Charlie Lakin finding the back of the net for MK Dons, while Ellis Harrison extended their lead. Duke-McKenna’s second goal and a late equalizer from Harry Smith kept Sutton United’s hopes alive, but ultimately, it was not enough to avoid relegation.

Despite the disappointing outcome, Sutton’s manager, Steve Morison, expressed his commitment to the club and his belief in the team’s potential for the future. Morison praised the players for their efforts and resilience in the face of adversity.

Looking ahead, the play-off schedule for Sky Bet League Two has been announced, with Crawley facing MK Dons and Crewe taking on Doncaster in the semi-final first legs. The second legs will follow shortly after, leading up to the final on Sunday, May 19.

While Sutton United may have been relegated, their fighting spirit and determination in the face of challenges will serve as motivation for the team as they look towards the future and aim for a successful comeback in the upcoming seasons.