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5-STAR SPORTS HAND A LESSON

By Craig Renshaw
AFC DUNSTABLE 0 PETERBOROUGH SPORTS 5
ABJECT AFC Dunstable were given a lesson in finishing as their lacklustre defence was made to pay the price.
Sports showed why they are pushing for the title and the scoreline was certainly humbling for the hosts.
Indeed a missed penalty was the best they could muster even if the game stayed close in the first half - with all five of Peterborough’s goal coming after the interval.
Joshua McCammon opened the scoring just two minutes after the restart with a welltaken goal.
And Stuart Wall doubled that advantage just six minutes late...

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