Photo: JJ Kenna (2nd from right) celebrates his goal. (JS) Report by James Smith. Photos by George Lewington & James Smith Dunstable Town produced a ruthless first half in a fine performance at Creasey Park to defeat Arlesey Town by six goals. The visitors had an early chance to take the lead in the 5th minute when a Jordan Wright slip allowed an Arlesey forward to go through on goal but Sam Carman made a good save. The Blues took the lead six minutes later when Luka Lodder’

Photo : Luis Ribeiro-Nso gets up highest. (JS) Report by James Smith Photos by George Lewington & James Smith Dunstable Town U18’s got back to winning ways with a good performance and 3-1 win against Leighton Town U18’s. A couple of new faces came into the team allowing others to play in their regular positions which helped the team after a difficult defeat against Newport Pagnell Town. Luis Ribeiro-Nso opened the scoring in the 16 minute at the second attempt after his heade

“Good afternoon and welcome to Dunstable Town FC.   “Today, we welcome Arlesey Town following our recent double-header against Harpenden Town FC. Those two matches provided plenty of drama, including penalties, goals, and significant talking points.   ”Our first encounter with Harpenden was my first home game under the lights. It was a memorable evening against my former club, resulting in our first three points. Despite a difficult start where we conceded early and found our

Photo : Monet Grace-Wille celebrates the winner. (JS) Report by James Smith. Photos by James Smith and George Lewington. Dunstable Town Women produced a superb comeback to defeat Biggleswade United with two late goals to make it three wins from the last three games. The Blues had to overturn a below par first half performance and a two goal deficit to claim the points. They were slow to get going with Biggleswade dominating possession for most of the half. The visitors opened

Photo : Israel Ajana scores the second goal. Report and photos by James Smith. A frustrating afternoon in Hertfordshire as Dunstable Town produced a superb first half performance to take 2-0 lead into the break but had to settle for a point with a late leveller from Plamedi Bomolo. The Blues started positively on the front foot and should have been ahead in the third minute. Hesitation at the back from Harpenden allowed Mulik Rickman to nip in and get a shot away which went i

Report by James Smith Photos by George Lewington Dunstable Town U18’s unavailable list continues to hit the squad hard with approximately ten players out through injury & illness and one suspended. It’s been a difficult time since Christmas due the aforementioned after such a great start but the team never gave up against a good Newport Pagnell side and still have incentives to keep pushing for a positive end to the season and a challenge for the league still possible. The ma