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NPL EAST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2024

By Callum Pattison

DUNSTON 1
PONTEFRACT COL 0
DUNSTON edged out Pontefract by a solitary goal thanks to a Dale Pearson penalty just before the hour-mark.
With the wind blowing, both sides struggled to adapt to the conditions in the first half with neither side being able to test the opposing goalkeepers. The best chance came when Chris McDonald cleared the ball off the line to deny the visitors.
Early in the second half, Pontefract’s Gavin Rothery was shown a straight red card for a dangerous challenge on Chris McDonald. Dunston stepped on the gas and were awarded a penalty ...

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