Sutton make it four games unbeaten with hard-fought victory at Truro

Sutton stretched their unbeaten National League run to four games after a hard-fought 3-2 win at struggling Truro.

Jayden Harris slid home the opener for the visitors on the stroke of half-time but the first half was overshadowed by a serious-looking injury to Truro’s Dominic Johnson-Fisher, who left the field on a stretcher.

Kai Jennings thumped Sutton’s second into the top corner six minutes after the interval, but Truro stirred and reduced the deficit after 63 minutes when Lirak Hasani’s speculative effort squirmed through goalkeeper Tommy Reid’s hands.

Hasani levelled after 82 minutes with a header from a Connor Riley-Lowe cross, but Sutton broke the Cornish side’s hearts two minutes later when Jennings fired his second of the game past Dan Lavercombe to claim the points.