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EMLEY AFC 2 DUNSTON 0

By Adam Richardson

■ EMLEY started bright and were rewarded when Alhassane Keita latched onto a ball on the right to square it to Amir Berchill on the penalty spot to easily tapped it past Dan Lowson.
The hosts continued their domination and were awarded a free-kick after 36 minutes when some poor defending allowed an unmarked Sam Pashley to nod home the set piece.
The visitors had some chances in the second half, with the best coming through a perfectly hit pass from Phil Turnbull, but Scott Robson missed and the Pewits managed to see the game out to advance to the second qua...

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