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On The Road Again…
Your tour guide to; Dunstable Town
Quick facts
Founded in 1981
Nickname The Blues
Home Colours Mainly blue with white trim
Last season, they were 24/24 Southern Premier (relegated)
Last time we were here January 1993 in the County Cup second round, Rovers lost the game 3-1, but were awarded the tie, with Dunstable expelled from the competition. Although Rovers have visited AFC Dunstable on this ground more recently than this, winning 4-3 just before Christmas.
Historic/competitive rivalries AFC Dunstable
Stadium Creasy Park
Entry price £10 with concessions available
Post code for your Satnav LU6 1BB
Miles for this game 45 mile round trip
Total miles so far this season 1936.6

Dunstable‘s current form is marginally better than our own at present. A surprise win over Bromsgrove and a solid point against Cambridge City have seen The Blue clock up ten points in their last six games. In that time, they have suffered defeats against Sutton Coldfield and Berkhamsted without scoring. At the weekend, Dunstable suffered a similar mauling to ourselves, a seven nil reverse at the hands of league leaders Peterborough Sports
The Tony Joyce Revolution rolls into town on the back of only the second defeat in eleven games at Bromsgrove. Razvan Mocanu became the fifty first player to have taken the field for Rovers this season, although a further three have been named in matchday squads as unused substitutes. An interesting side note from the Bromsgrove game is that it was the first time this season that Rovers have lost while wearing all yellow.

Basic directions;
Head south on the M1 and take junction 12 (Flitwick/A5120) and turn right onto Harlington Road. After four and a half miles on this road, you reach Hougton Regis. At the roundabout, turn right onto the high road. Continue on this road, cross over the A5, and Creasy Park is on the right hand side before you reach the roundabout. This leads you into the overflow car park, which is the easiest place to be to get away after the game (and your windows aren’t in danger from stray shots, unlike the main car park behind the goal).