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OD’S EKE OUT VITAL VICTORY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Tony Renfrew
AFC DUNSTABLE 1
ST NEOTS TOWN 0
NATHAN Frater’s penalty won the day for AFC Dunstable in a match between two teams going through sticky patches.
It was AFC’s first win in 10 games, which has seen them slide down the table to 14th.
St Neots continue to battle away with a young side and on this performance will pick up points.
It was little surprise that the first half was a cagey and even affair, with a couple of mistimed tackles from the home side leading to yellow cards.
But it was Dunstable who took the lead after the break when Ryan Frater made n...

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