Haringey Borough 2-2 Dunstable Town (Dunstable win 4-3 on penalties)
The Blues showed the resilience that St Margaretsbury and Hillingdon Borough displayed in past week, coming back from 2-0 to win on penalties. Graeme Buchanan and Kyle Lincoln scored the goals before some familiar Paul Taylor heroics in the shoot-out.
Town will host Padbury United or 61 FC in the third round. Their tie last night was postponed.

Dunstable Town 2-3 Hillingdon Borough
Leigh Harrington had a happy return as his injury time winner gave the visitors the points. Town led 2-0 at half time but once again a reluctance to shoot and gifting posession too easily cost the Blues

St Margaretsbury 1-0 Dunstable Town
Dunstable could have been mistaken for Barcelona based on their posession and passing, unfortunately more like the Dog & Duck in front of goal as 24 chances went begging including a penalty. Bury centreback, Carl Robinson, put in a tremendous performance and capped it off by scoring the hosts only chance from a corner.

Hatfield Town 1-2 Dunstable Town
Dunstable and Hatfield contested an entertaining tie at the Gosling Sports Park, with Darren Feighery picking up his first away win to add to an unbeaten home record.
Matt Standen put the hosts ahead after just three minutes but Grant Carney's eighth of the season and Kerran Birch's second in as many games saw the points coming back to Bedfordshire.

Dunstable Town 4-1 Biggleswade United
Dunstable's front pairing of Luke Lincoln and Dean Whittaker had a devastating effect against the visitors, grabbing a brace each in an entertaining tie. United were reduced to ten men when Ben Stocker, their half time substitute, was sent off after just thirty seconds for an accidental elbow on Luke Lincoln.

Dunstable Town 3-0 Oxhey Jets
Grant Carney's 7th of the season and a Jonno Barnett Brace give Darren Feighery his first league win back at Creasey Park.

Dunstable Town 2-1 Cranfield United
Two goals from Grant Carney sent Dunstable through the FA Vase first round proper. Cranfield pulled a goal back late on after a defensive misunderstanding.

The Blues will host AFC Wallingford, of the North Berkshire Football League, on Saturday 2nd October.

Dunstable Town 2-0 Pitstone & Ivinghoe
Dunstable's cup ties always have a bit of drama about them, tonight's was a floodlight failure. The game was delayed for twenty minutes with Town looking flat beforehand. After play resumed, Dunstable came to life and goals from Jonathan Barnett and Grant Carney won a place in round two - away to Haringey Borough on Tuesday 19th October.

Dunstable Town on BBC Radio
The Blues' tie with Hanwell Town was featured on tonight's BBC Non-League Show. Paul 'Pipeman' Harris spoke to the BBC's Caroline Barker and Hayes & Yeading goalkeeper Lee Harrison about the tie with a follow up in the next fortnight about the ground and a new book.
The clip (provided by the BBC)                          BBC Non-League Show

Dunstable Town 4-2 Hanwell Town
An extraodinary FA Vase tie which saw a 2-2 draw, the match abandoned and an extra-time win. Grant Carney (2), Luke Lincoln and Dean Whittaker earned Dunstable a home tie against Cranfield United on Saturday 18th September. Please read Pipeman's report on this tie on the unofficial forum.
Forum

News Update
Dunstable Town have had two key changes in the past week. For the full info, click here.

The SSMFL have also released October's fixtures, see the fixtures page for more detail.

New Facilities
Unfortunately some wonderful people prevented most from having a look round Creasey Park on Tuesday. As promised here is a couple of images showing off our new additions.
Gallery

Dunstable Town P-P Langford
Dunstable Town's bad luck continues as some of our town's less reputable folk decided it was a wonderful idea to break in to Creasey Park and steal the armoured cables from the generators which power the changing rooms and floodlights. Unfortunately community spirit is non-existent to those cretins who've postponed tonight's game.

Stotfold 0-3 Dunstable Town
Darrell Elliott scored the extra-time winner when the two sides last met and had another good night at Roker Park. Town took the lead through Jonathan Barnett's penalty, after Jonathan Cooper was fouled. After a period of pressure, Darrell Elliott's two late goals eased Town to victory, the first coming from a defence-splitting pass from the debuing Ryan Smith. Cooper put in a man of the match performance and set up the third, crossing for Elliott to slip second in from 18 yards. Report

Haringey Borough 2-3 Dunstable Town
A hard fought win marks Grant Carney's first game back and Paul Taylor's 500th. Nathan Miller opened the scoring on 30 minutes before Town gifted the lead to the hosts. The determination and tenacity of the young Blues was clear to see as a Jonno Barnett double ensured a winning start to 2010/11.
Report - Pictures

Dunstable Town 1-6 Crawley Green
A rather embarrassing scoreline in a rather entertaining game. Town were without their two established keepers, Paul Taylor and Gary Duncan, with Taylor's injured mentor Paul Orchard filling in. Dunstable looked lively in places with manager Grant Carney using the game to tinker with the formation. Report to follow.

Offley 0-7 Dunstable Town
Dunstable coast to victory at Offley. Darrell Elliott scored four past the Luton & South Beds League side with the other goals coming from Kyle Lincoln, Rory Smith and Darren Edwards. This Tuesday sees Grant Carney up his side's pre-season with an away trip to St. Neots Town.
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Dunstable Town 2-2 Luton Town
After being told to expect the likes of Kevin Gallen and Claude Gnakpa, it turned out to be the more familiar faces of Adam Watkins and Newman Carney that shone for Luton. Jonathan Barnett scored from twelve yards before BJ Christie finished off a tremendous run.
Report - Pictures

Creasey Park Redevelopment
The years of talk are finally over. The redevelopment of Creasey Park has started and club photographer, Liam Smith, will be recording the progress each week.
To see the first week's work, click here.

A Legend Returns Home
Dunstable Town FC are delighted to announce that Blues legend, Grant Carney, is the new first team manager.
A former Town captain and the record goalscorer at Creasey Park, Grant has held a player/coach role at a number of clubs as well as managing within the Crawley Green set-up.
For the full coverage, click here.