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AFC Dunstable 4-1 Kempston Rovers: Campbell brace leads the way for Dunstable

DUNSTABLE ran out convincing winners as Jervon Campbell grabbed a brace after his move from league rivals Berkhamsted.
Gareth Jackson

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By David Airey

■ DUNSTABLE ran out convincing winners as Jervon Campbell grabbed a brace after his move from league rivals Berkhamsted.
Campbell put the home side in front in the 37th minute, converting a cross from Alasan Ann.
Dunstable extended their lead 10 minutes after the break when Campbell bundled home a Kieran Hamilton cross.
Ben Farrell headed home the hosts’ third.
The visitors pulled one back thanks to a Charlie Hayward free kick, but BJ Christie fired home from the penalty spot after Kieran Hamilton had been fouled in the box.
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