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MacDonald finally halts Gills’ long winless run

By Brendan Nicholls

GILLINGHAM 1
MacDonald 90+1
GILLINGHAM: Morris 7, Alexander 6, Wright 7, Ehmer 6, Law 7, Green 6 (MacDonald 46, 8), McKenzie 7, Williams 7, Adelakun 7, Mandron 5 (Walker 81, 6), Kashket 6 (Baggott 90). Subs not used: Mnoga, Turner, Gbode.

SUTTON UNITED 0
SUTTON: Ward 7, Kizzi 6, John 8, Rowe 7, Milsom 7, Neufville 7, Beautyman 6 (Barden 89), Eastmond 7, Randall 6 (Boldewijn 81), Kouassi 6 (Kendall 67, 6), Bugiel 7 (Thomas 89). Subs not used: House, Lovatt, Pierre.
Att: 4,153 Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ Ref: David Rock 8/10

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