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DUNSTABLE TOWN 1 FROME TOWN 2

By Paul Harris
THE VISITORS began at a fearful pace with home debut keeper Nick Hayes, on loan from Ipswich Town, making a fine save from an Ollie Knight corner.
Successive corners followed from Frome attacks and Ben Morgan utilised his height to head the Robins in front.
Hayes held a further shot from Joe Raynes as Dunstable tried hard to settle into their game.
Dunstable rallied well towards the end of the first half with Peter Kioso having his shot saved by Kyle Phillips and Kioso’s second effort looked goalbound but landed on top of the net.
The second half saw Dunstable actively ...

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