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RUTHLESS CLUNIS IS HAMLET’S GOAL HERO

By John Lawrence
DULWICH HAMLET 1
ST ALBANS CITY 0
A CRACKER from longest-serving player Nyren Clunis gave Dulwich a deserved win over a St Albans side who came into the game in fifth place.
Khale Da Costa went close for Saints early on, but Hamlet soon got the measure of their opponents and began to dictate the play.
Jay May mis-hit a fine cross from Dominic Vose, allowing keeper Dean Snedker to scoop the ball to safety, but Dulwich eventually went ahead in the 27th minute with what proved to be the winner.
A neat build-up ended in Jay May playing the ball into the inside-right channel and...

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