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HALL IS JERMAINE MAN FOR THE OD’S

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Craig Renfrew
AFC DUNSTABLE 2 AYLESBURY 0
A SOLIDand determined performance from AFC Dunstable saw them narrow the gap on AFC Rushden & Diamonds at the top of the Division One East table.
A brace from Jermaine Hall was enough to see off potentially dangerous opponents, who came to Creasy Park having won their previous five away matches.
A cool finish from Hall on 32 minutes gave the OD’s the lead.
Then, on the hour, he took full advantage of a mistake in the Aylesbury defence to notch his second.
Dunstable quashed any thoughts of an Aylesbury comeback with no drop in performanc...

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