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AFC DUNSTABLE 1 AYLESBURY UNITED 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

SOUTHERN 1 CENTRAL
By David Airey

■ AFC Dunstable suffered their first home defeat of the season, as Aylesbury United won by the odd goal in three thanks to a Max Hercules brace.
The deadlock was broken after 26 minutes when Hercules scored direct from a freekick. The visitors held onto the lead until half-time with neither side creating much more in the half.
AFC started the second half brightly and equalised 10 minutes into the second period when Lewis Ferrell headed home from a corner.
With 20 minutes to go the Ducks took the lead again, as a long ball wasn’t dealt wit...

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