This evening, we welcome Risborough Rangers FC to Creasey Park for what is going to be a mouthwatering fixture. Since my last notes a 11 days ago we have had three very solid performances and picked up 6 points. And as I am typing these notes, I am upset that it was not 9 points as the performance last Tuesday did not deserve the result we got. But that’s football and as frustrating as it was, we bounced back in the best possible fashion on Saturday against a hard-working AFC

Photo credit: James Smith Here are Steve O’Reilly’s pre-match notes before tomorrow tonight’s game with Wormley Rovers, “A fortnight ago I wrote in my notes how we had been on a run of games where we didn’t get the points our performances had warranted. Happily, as I type this today, it has been a good two weeks for us in terms of results and we have given ourselves a platform from which to attack the final seven games. “It’s easy from the outside looking in to assess results

Photo : Lexxie Burton shoots for goal. (JS) Report by James Smith. Photos by James Smith and George Lewington. Dunstable Town Women were beaten by a determined Cambridge City on Sunday. After last week’s euphoria of a last gasp win it was a contrasting watch this week with a below par performance where the team didn’t really get going. Town lost goalkeeper Angelika Kopec-Knurek through illness along with others while Lily Champ devastatingly fractured her ankle playing for th

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