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WEAKENED FED ARE ON THE MARCH

DIV 1 EAST
By Dan Whalen

DUNSTON 4
PONTEFRACT C 1
DESPITE having players missing and manager Chris Swailes forced to name himself as a sub, Dunston UTS continued their winning ways with an excellent win against Pontefract Collieries.
It was a substantial second-half performance from the hosts at a sunny UTS Stadium, although it was Pontefract who opened the scoring with a superb drive forward by Scott Smith, who unselfishly squared to Mikey Dunn, to fire home.
A brave header from Michael Pearson from a corner levelled before the break and Dunston took control in the second half.
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