Diss Town followed up last week’s top quality performance against second placed Mulbarton Wanderers with a poor display at Downham, with the game being settled by a disputed goal in the first minute of the second half.
Diss maintained their policy of playing young players across all the key positions in Saturday’s home clash with Amersham & Chiltern in London One North.
Diss Town followed up last week’s weak performance against bottom-of-the-table Needham Market Reserves with a magnificent 3-1 win against second-placed Mulbarton Wanderers to make it four wins from the last five league games.
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Diss Town followed up last week’s top quality performance against second placed Mulbarton Wanderers with a poor display at Downham, with the game being settled by a disputed goal in the first minute of the second half.
Diss maintained their policy of playing young players across all the key positions in Saturday’s home clash with Amersham & Chiltern in London One North.
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