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SLICK JET HITS THE NET

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

By Greg Plummer
KINGS LYNN T 0 DUNSTABLE T 1
SUBSTITUTE Jet Esso was the late hero for Dunstable Town as King’s Lynn Town’s scoring problems continue.
Esso was on target less than two minutes after coming off the bench with a neat finish to seal victory for the Blues.
Ryan Harnwell, making his first team debut, looked the most likely source of a goal for the hosts in the first half. Harnwell sliced one effort wide and fired another over the woodwork before Michael Clunan tried his luck from long range, but Lynn were unable to make their early superiority count.
Dunstable’s...

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