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AFC DUNSTABLE 1 THAME UNITED 6

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 January 2026

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Bryan Martin

■ THAME ran riot in Bedfordshire as they hit AFC Dunstable for six.
The visitors wasted little time in opening the scoring against a youthful home side, with Dan West’s composed finish coming inside the first 10 minutes.
Curtis Brown made it 2-0shortly afterwards, before Louis Walsh grabbed the game’s third ahead of the interval.
The same player would be back at it two minutes into the second period for his brace, before Charlie Stow got goal number five for the rampant visitors.

Thame were caught napping and punished by a great S...

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