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AFC DUNSTABLE 2 EDGWARE TOWN 2

By David Airey

SAMIR SEDAOUI scored a late equaliser to secure Edgware a replay after a dramatic tie at Dunstable.
The visitors opened the scoring in the 24th minute when Niko Popov fired beyond Jamie Head.
Shortly after half-time, though, the tie was level when Ryan Frater brilliantly headed in from a corner.
In the 74th minute, AFC Dunstable were awarded a penalty for a foul on Louie Collier and he smashed home the penalty.
Newman Carney then handled on the line to give the Wares a spot-kick, but Adrian Okoro fired high over the bar.
But into added time, Edgware were awarded a f...

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