Non-league Sutton stun Leeds to reach FA Cup last 16

30 January 2017

Sutton United pulled off one of the biggest shocks of this season's FA Cup with a fourth-round win over Leeds, a team 83 league places above them.

Jamie Collins' second-half penalty sent the National League side through to Monday's draw with a deserved victory over Championship opposition.

Sutton, the lowest-ranked team left in the competition, dominated throughout, and forward Roarie Deacon had a goal controversially ruled out for offside.

Leeds had Liam Cooper sent off late on.

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"I knew we were in with a right chance!" - Sutton manager Paul Doswell

Paul Doswell's side, 16th in England's fifth level, secured a famous win in front of a sell-out crowd at Gander Green Lane.

After National League leaders Lincoln beat Brighton 3-1 on Saturday, there are now two non-league teams in the FA Cup's fifth round for the first time.