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CENTRAL ST NEOTS 2 AFC DUNSTABLE 5

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

By John Walker
FOR the third time this season St Neots let in five goals in a match – and that was after taking the lead within 40 seconds of the start and dominating the second half!
Prince Mutswunguma opened the scoring with a close-range shot but it took the visitors just three minutes to level through Ryan Frater.
Brother Nathan made it 2-1 after 26 minutes and St Neots gifted their visitors with further goals after 40 and 44 minutes with Bernard Christie and Luke Abraham their marksmen. St Neots rallied well and after 52 minutes Sam Bennett curled in a shot to pull a goal back an...

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