When Stan Georgiou joined the club earlier this season, he followed his Dad Steve in representing the club – perhaps not the first father and son duo to do this, but Steve has a unique place in the club history.

They kindly agreed to give us an insight in to their past, present and future.

A real battle on a mud bath of a pitch (due to a half hour downpour which thankfully stopped 10

minutes before kick off) and windy conditions saw AFC just about come away with the three points.

Lots of huff and puff but difficult to get the ball down and play.

An absolute brilliant end to a match saw AFC come away with a point from a game where we rarely get anything.

A very impressive team performance on a cold but thankfully dry evening saw us through to the semi-final of the Beds Senior Cup – we’re on our way to Wembley!!

Storm Bert had a lot of influence on this hard fought match. The wind and the rain fell for the whole game which was not great for trying to play decent football which both sides clearly aspire to.

AFC started the match much the better team and created a couple of early half chances in the first 10 minutes. The first one of note came on 13 minutes with Tommy hitting a free kick over the bar. It was not until the 23 rd minute that Seb made his first meaningful touch with a relatively comfortable save.

A game that should have been a comfortable win on paper (Arlesey are a step below us) was anything but – AFC really had to work hard to get this one over the line and in the end deservedly take the win.

A very pleasant evening for a game of football saw the ODs pick up three points on the road for the second time this season with both of those wins coming in Oxfordshire! It might have been a slightly fortunate result (a draw probably would have been fairer), but we deserved the points on the pure quality of the goals scored.

Club statement regarding the departures of men’s first team players: Tom Cove and Max Rosner.

Definitely three points that got away this evening. AFC enjoyed the vast majority of the possession and created plenty of chances but unfortunately could not take advantage of that. The visitors keeper, the very vocal Jack Hopwood made a number of superb saves (in my opinion he was easily their man of the match). As captain Kyle said to me after the match “we left it all out there but we just have to play that way every game and results will turn out for us”

A really hard fought and competitive game – the first ever meeting between the two sides - in some delightful early September weather saw AFC deservedly bring home maximum points for the third game running.

Kidlington started the evening quick, with Lewis Middleton having the license to deliver two balls into the AFC Dunstable box, with one arriving at John Dennis’ feet but he scuffed his shot. AFC took the points home after a brilliant run from Max Rosner in the 85th minute.

We welcomed AFC Sudbury, who play at step three for this potentially very difficult game in the F.A. cup and what a fantastic performance and result for the OD’s after a pretty even and tense match!

Coming in to this game on the back of a 3 game winning run, confidence was pretty high but unfortunately the run came to an end with a deserved victory for Biggleswade.

AFC came in to this game on a 2 game winning run and welcomed the high flying Concord Rangers – the first time that the two teams had met in any competition. AFC ensured a win with good game management and relatively comfortably saw the game out to progress through to the next round of the FA Trophy – a home game against near neighbours Berkhamsted.

For the second year in a row, AFC faced Newport Pagnell in the F.A. Cup – this year, it was our turn to visit their place on a very hot summers day. A solid performance from the whole team as we walked away with a victory.

A lovely evening for football saw AFC welcome Northwood to Creasey Park for their first visit since season 2017-2018. AFC celebrated their first three points of the season after a 2-1 win.

AFC’s first ever meeting with Flackwell Heath. As always, we started this game with high hopes, but unfortunately things did not go our way. A lovely day for football saw AFC run out in a new style kit with white sleeves on the shirts – a new twist for the club.

AFC Dunstable’s season came to an end with this agonising and controversial play-off semi final loss on penalties to Waltham Abbey on Wednesday night at Creasey Park.

AFC Dunstable made ten changes to the starting XI having already qualified for the play-offs as the depth of this promising squad came to fruition in this fixture with neighbours Barton Rovers.