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BLUES PUT TO SWORD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

KETTERING TOWN 6 DUNSTABLE TOWN 0

By Eden Palmer
KETTERING Town served up a cracker of a performance as they easily dispatched of relegation- threatened Dunstable.
The game started brightly for Kettering, as an early Christmas present left Rene Howe one-on-one with keeper Nick Hayes, who made a great save. It wasn‘t long before Howe got his own back, holding off John Sonuga before slotting the ball across goal on ten minutes. Howe‘s cross was cleared off the line on 34 minutes before the resulting corner saw an unmarked Tom Marshall head home from close range. Five minutes later...

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