Soon after, Marselia should have done better with a free header from Chinedu Okoro’s left wing cross but sent the ball well wide. It took 20 minutes for Rangers to produce their first effort on goal, Jack Sherratt advancing from the halfway line to set up Andy Haworth who drilled wide of the target. Sutton created a couple more half chances for Marselia and Reece Gibson while Rangers almost found a way through for Jack Sherratt, but a largely forgettable half ended goalless. Rangers were forced to make a change at half time with the struggling Jones replaced by Josh Burns but they took the early initiative as Haworth forced Sutton keeper Lewis Gwilliams into his first save of the afternoon with a 25 yard drive just a couple of minutes after the resumption. Encouraged, Rangers took the lead on 51 minutes through loanee Bradley Grayson who netted his fourth goal in four games. A foul throw by Aris Christophorou proved costly as Sutton conceded possession and, from the attacking position, Sherratt centred from the by-line and Grayson glanced in via the far post. But Sutton were soon back on level terms. Just four minutes after Rangers’ opener, an uncharacteristic error from Hill allowed Reece Leek to launch a counterattack and, after an exchange with Marselia, he clipped the ball over the exposed Lewis King. Gibson missed the chance to put Sutton in front a couple of minutes later when he went clear and King only half stopped the ball, but Gibson didn’t spot the opportunity and the danger was eventually cleared. But Gibson made no mistake with a far easier task on 63 mins when he tapped in from close range after Jordan Francis had played the ball back from Leek’s cross - although Rangers could rightfully question a free kick given against them in the build-up. Rangers had one good chance to level matters when Grayson was denied by Lewis Gwilliams but, overall, it was a disappointing performance which saw an early end to their FA Trophy dreams.