Sutton United F.C. play in the EFL League Two, the 4th level of the English football pyramid. They did so for the first time in their 123 year history after winning the 2020-21 National League. Nicknamed The U's, they famously beat Coventry City in the FA Cup in 1989. In 2016–17 they reached the 5th Round of the FA Cup for the first time, beating three Football League teams. Sutton United's ground is Gander Green Lane. Sutton Common Rovers F.C. play in the Combined Counties Football League Premier Division. Sutton Cricket Club is based in Cheam Road. The club's 1st XI plays at the highest level of the sport available to it, the Surrey Championship Premier Division, which they won in 2009. References Notes Bibliography Charles J. Marshall (1971). History of Cheam & Sutton. S.R. Publishers Ltd. . Robert P. Smith (1970). A History of Sutton AD 675–1960. Published by Derek W. James, no ISBN. Martin Andrew (2001). Around Sutton. Frith Book Company Ltd. . Further reading External links Manor Park (1927). Three-minute amateur film shot in 1927 from Sutton Local Studies and Archive showing various aspects of Sutton town centre, including people at leisure in Manor Park and a policeman directing traffic at the main crossroads. Sutton Carnival Procession (1933). Three-minute film from 1933 covering spectators in Mulgrave Road near Sutton railway station and a carnival procession, which includes a fire engine and several floats from a range of organisations and businesses. "Trolleybus Route 654 in Sutton Surrey, 1950s" Five-minute film shot in the late 50s, showing the trolloybus route Districts of the London Borough of Sutton Areas of London Metropolitan centres of London