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Dixon decisive as hosts banish skid

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2024

CONNOR Dixon had a second-half goal and assist as Ilkeston ended their three-match losing streak, beating FC United in their mid-table clash.
First, the young midfielder was clever enough to spot a gap down the left, surge into it and cross low for debutant striker Tom Curson to convert on a memorable maiden appearance.
Eight minutes later, Dixon again made his presence felt - this time sizing up a problem between defender Dan Lafferty and goalkeeper Pat Boes. The backpass was undercooked, Dixon anticipating it and pouncing before leaving Lafferty on his haunches with head in hands a...

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