Yeovil Town drew 2-2 with Sutton United on Wednesday evening in a match that shifted momentum several times across its 90 minutes.
Sutton looked the sharper side in the opening period. Brandon Njoku gave them an early foothold in the 33rd minute, and though Luke McCormick and James Daly were both booked just before the break, the visitors carried their discipline well enough to reach half-time in a stable position. Hayden Muller was also cautioned in first-half stoppage time, adding to a febrile atmosphere heading into the interval.
Yeovil grew into the contest after the restart. Jack Sims came on at 55 minutes and Troy Perret followed two minutes later alongside Dakarai Mafico, with the hosts using their bench to inject energy. Osman Foyo and Ashley Nadesan arrived together in the 60th minute, and Yeovil began to find space. Harvey Greenslade picked up a booking in the 63rd minute as Sutton worked to contain the pressure, but Tahvon Campbell and Terrell Works were introduced moments later to steady things.
Kai Jennings and Kyle Ferguson added further bookings across the second half as the contest grew testy. It took until the 88th minute for the scoreline to shift, with Dubem Eze pulling Yeovil level, and Josh Sims confirmed the draw in stoppage time before David Ogbonna, James Daly and Edon Pruti were all shown cards in a fractious conclusion. Brett McGavin collected a second yellow to end Sutton's evening with ten men.
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