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Daggers aces show cutting edge at last

DAGENHAM & RED 3 ENFIELD TOWN 2
By Tom Wise

DAGENHAM and Redbridge claimed their first victory since August with a win against Enfield Town at Victoria Park.
Enfield opened the scoring in the 24th minute, left wing-back Nino Adom-Malaki found Sam Youngs to head home on his 350th appearance for the club.
Town came close to doubling their lead ten minutes later, another Adom-Malaki cross set up a great chance for ex-Dagger Lamar Reynolds, however his effort hit the post.
After a poor first-half display, the home side came out after the break with purpose. A first-half injury to R...

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