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SHRIEVES IS ON FIRE FOR RAMPANT MK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 February 2026

By Sam Wright

MK Irish inflicted further woe on bottom-side AFC Dunstable at Manor Fields, and got started quickly as captain Mason Spence volleyed home from a corner in just the seventh minute.
Six minutes later, it was 2-0 as George Shrieves drove down the left before squaring for Owen Brooks to smash past keeper Noah Vaughan.
Shrieves would turn scorer just before the interval, chasing a cute Spence pass through before rounding Vaughan and finishing simply.
In the second half, Irish
DIV 1 CENTRAL
MK IRISH 5
AFC DUNSTABLE 0
picked up where they left off. Shrieves continued to...

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