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RUSS IS THE MAN AT THE CREASEY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
AFC DUNSTABLE 1 LEIGHTON TOWN 0
By Max Bradfield

DUNSTABLE showed great spirit to defeat Leighton in a wet and windy clash at Creasey Park.
The travelling Town began brightly, yet failed to make the most of their half chances as Dunstable were able to defend with aplomb.
After dealing with the early pressure, the home side broke the deadlock ten minutes before the break.
The ball was worked up well to Russell Berko in the box – he drove on and dinked a lovely finish over Connor Hunt.
Windy conditions worsened in the second period, as demonstrated by Hunt ...

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