Omar Mussa scored an 88th-minute equaliser to salvage a 1-1 draw for Sutton Utd away to Kidderminster Harriers in the National League. The visitors fell behind early but fought back to claim a point on the road.
Caleb Stewart had given the hosts the lead after 15 minutes, capitalising on a defensive lapse. Sutton struggled to create clear chances for much of the contest, but a late push paid off. Substitute Tobi Babalola provided the assist, slipping a pass to Mussa who finished clinically just two minutes before the final whistle. Babalola was himself replaced by Ben Njoku shortly after his contribution.
Both managers made tactical changes in the second half. Sutton's boss made a triple substitution just after the hour mark, with David Ogbonna making way for Sam Folarin. Charlie Bell later replaced Nathan Nzuzi as the search for an equaliser intensified. The match was a physical affair, with a yellow card shown to Sutton's Sam Brits early in the second half.
The draw means Sutton Utd remain 11th in the National League, having taken 18 points from their opening 12 matches. Their recent form shows one win, three draws and one loss from the last five outings.
Attention now turns to a significant home fixture against league leaders Boreham Wood next weekend. That match, scheduled for October 9th, presents a major test. Fans can check the details on the club's fixtures page.
