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DALES PILES ON THE PAIN FOR WEARY DIAMONDS

AFC RUSHDEN 1 MICKLEOVER 4
By Paul Judd

DIAMONDS scored a first goal at home since New Year to level an entertaining first half, but were blown away by an impressive Mickleover secondhalf display.
Mickleover, on a run of four consecutive wins, flew out the blocks and after coming so close after just 30 seconds saw Andrew Dales slam home from ten yards in the fifth minute.
Diamonds, who came into the game on a run of seven-straight defeats, struggled in the early stages, but pressed more dangerously as the half wore on.
The dangerous Bogdan Marian and James Burnside finally combined...

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