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GRAY HAPPY TO TAKE THE POINT

By Sam Fisher

SCUNTHORPE 1
Scrimshaw 51

SUT TON UNITED 1
Wilson 84
Att: 2,429 Rating: ★★★☆☆ Ref: Ross Joyce 7/10

STAR MAN
DONOVAN WILSON Sutton United

ACROBATIC: Scunthorpe’s Jake Scrimshaw watches his shot loop into the net
PICTURE: PSI/Luke Broughton

LIFT OFF: Sutton’s Donovan Wilson celebrates his goal

MATT Gray hailed his Sutton United side’s character as they came from behind to claim a draw at Scunthorpe.
For much of the second half, a well-taken goal from debutant Jake Scrimshaw looked like proving to be the winner...

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