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AFC DUNSTABLE 3 WELWYN GARDEN C 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Phil Ravitz

■ AFC DUNSTABLE got the better of Welwyn Garden City.
Russell Berko opened the scoring after just six minutes. Rico Greco played in Sean Duodu, and he unselfishly squared it for Berko to tap it in.
The second goal arrived in the 38th minute as Greco darted through before squaring for Thomas Blennerhassett. His effort was blocked, but Duodu was on hand to slot past Joe Welch.
Welwyn grabbed one back two minutes from time, as a scramble in the box ended up in the net. However, it was merely a consolation as Bruce Obviye-Nsang finished from a fine Keon L...

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