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WILKINSON WINNER IS DIFFERENCE FOR TAYLOR

WILKINSON WINNER

By Ned Keating

CONOR WILKINSON helped Dagenham & Redbridge ease their relegation worries with a second-half winner.
Before kick-off, Daggers sat just five points above the bottom four and could have seen that gap cut to two had results gone against them.
After weathering the early Sutton storm, the Essex club finished the second half brightly with Alex McQueen volleying over, while Jack Munns and Liam Gordon both hit the woodwork.
Though Gime Toure missed a good chance for the U’s at the start of the second half, Daggers hit the front in the 71st minute when a McQueen cross ...

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