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DUNSTABLE CLINCH PLAY-OFF BERTH

By Roger Worsley
BEDFORD TOWN 0
AFC DUNSTABLE 2
AFC DUNSTABLE secured their place in the play-offs. Before the match, the hosts were the only side who could catch their visitors.
It seemed that the gods were plotting against the hosts when joint assistant manager, Jack Cassidy, was sent off from the dugout in the first half, and when Bedford were reduced to ten men midway through the second half with the sending off of central defender Steve Gentle.
Teenage keeper Nathan Huff, 16, played well to keep AFC Dunstable out, but he couldn’t keep out an 82nd header from Jermaine Hall followi...

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