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LIKE A DAGGER TO THE HEART

LIKE A

By Danny Rust

DAGENHAM & RED 1
Walker 80

GILLINGHAM 1 THE
Kashket 90+2
DAGENHAM & Redbridge were hit with a late sucker punch as Gillingham grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser to deny them an eye-catching FA Cup upset.
Josh Walker thought he had won the tie for the National League side but Gills substitute Scott Kashket’s leveller hushed the home fans at the Chigwell Construction Stadium.
Despite the setback, Dagenham boss Daryl Mc-Mahon was keen to remain upbeat and praised his side’s performance against League Two opposition.
He told The NLP: “I a...

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