ISTHMIAN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE
Pos	Teams	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	PTs	GD	Max Ponits
01	AFC-Wimbledon	37	26	9	2	83	27	87	+56	102
02	Walton & Hersham	37	23	4	10	56	31	73	+25	88
03	Horsham	36	21	5	10	79	54	68	+25	86
04	Cray Wanderers	37	17	16	4	85	45	67	+40	82
05	Tooting & Mitcham	37	17	13	7	87	54	64	+33	79
06	Metropolitan Police	36	19	6	11	64	47	63	+17	81
07	Leatherhead	37	16	13	8	63	51	61	+12	76
08	Burgess Hill Town	37	18	6	13	67	50	60	+17	75
09	Bromley	36	17	8	11	57	41	59	+16	77
10	Hastings Utd	37	15	9	13	51	50	54	+1	69
11	Whyteleafe	37	16	6	15	53	57	54	-4	69
12	Bashley	36	13	11	12	66	63	50	+3	68
13	Croydon Ath	37	12	14	11	60	57	50	+3	65
14	Corinthiam Casuals	36	14	8	14	50	51	50	-1	68
15	Dulwich Hamlet	37	8	13	16	53	57	37	-4	52
16	Molesey	37	11	4	22	38	65	37	-27	52
17	Fleet Town	37	10	4	23	42	76	34	-34	49
18	Dorking	36	7	10	19	39	78	31	-33	49
19	Newport IOW	37	7	9	21	37	78	30	-41	45
20	Banstead Ath	36	7	8	21	39	62	29	-23	47
21	Ashford Town	36	6	11	19	39	73	29	-34	47
22	Croydon	37	5	9	23	33	74	24	-41	42

March 2005

Tuesday 29th March 2005
Bromley v Metropolitan Police abandoned at half time waterlogged pitch

Easter Monday 28th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon 3-0 Dorking

The Dons secured promotion into the Ryman Premier league next season with a fairly easy three nil victory at home to Dorking, for the third home game in a row the Dons took the lead with less than ten minutes on the clock, Steve Butler must have got the taste for goals after his tap him against Banstead, he took the ball of a Dorking player about fifteen yards outside the edge of Dorking's box he then went forward a couple of yards before striking the ball hard and straight sending it high into the top of the net.

Sonny Farr who has impressed since joining and also been the provider of the corners that resulted in goals in recent matches, showed that he can also take a decent freekick too, Michael Woolner was badly fouled on the edge of the box and had to be replaced, Sonny line the ball up and curled his shot round the wall into the far corner.

The Dons had to wait until the eighty fifth minute for third Shane Smeltz picked the ball up on the center circle and dribble the ball right up to the penalty box, before laying the ball into Leon's path in the box, he turned his marker and hit the ball low into the back of the net and started the promotion celebrations that went on late into to the evening.

Team : Paul Smith, Antony Howard, Lewis Hamilton, Jon-Barrie Bates, Steve Butler, Mark Cooper, Robert Ursell, Michael Woolner (24), Richard Butler (64), Shane Smeltz, Sonny Farr

Subs Used : Chris Gell (24), Leon McDowall (64)

Subs Not Used : Joe Vines, Martin Randall, Ryan Gray

Goalscorers : Steve Butler (6), Sonny Farr (25), Leon McDowall (85)

Goals Against : N/A

Attendance : 3,321

Easter Monday 28th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon 3-0 Dorking
Burgess Hill Town 1-2 Horsham
Corinthian Casuals 2-1 Banstead Athletic
Croydon 3-1 Croydon Athletic
Dulwich Hamlet 1-3 Cray Wanderers
Hastings United 1-0 Ashford Town
Leatherhead 2-0 Fleet Town
Molesey 0-1 Walton & Hersham
Newport IoW 1-1 Bashley
Tooting & Mitch Utd 4-1 Whyteleafe

Easter Monday 28th March 2005
Team News
AFC Wimbledon v Dorking KO 3.00pm

Mr. Anderson has named an unchanged team for tomorrow’s home match against Dorking, in which a win will confirm promotion and if Walton & Hersham dont'win will see us clinch the title as well.

Team : Paul Smith, Matt Martin, Steve Gibson, Antony Howard, Mark Cooper, Joe Vines, Steve Butler, Lewis Hamilton, Robert Ursell, Jon-Barrie Bates, Gavin Bolger, Chris Gell, Micky Woolner, Sonny Farr, Ryan Gray, Shane Smeltz, Richard Butler, Leon McDowall, Mark King, Jones Bamfo.

Saturday 26th March 2005
Ashford Town 2-1 Leatherhead
Bashley 0-2 Molesey
Cray Wanderers 2-0 Corinthian-Casuals
Dorking 2-2 Burgess Hill Town
Horsham 2-2 Tooting & Mitcham Utd
Metropolitan Police 2-1 Dulwich Hamlet
Walton & Hersham 1-0 Newport IoW

Good Friday 25th March 2005
Banstead Athletic 1-3 AFC Wimbledon

After two stunning performances the Dons showed they can still dig in and produce the result when needed.

On a bright sunny Good Friday day it was Banstead who started the stronger and had the Dons scrambling earlier on, but again it was Richard Butler that settled the nerves of the two thousand odd travelling Dons, chasing onto a low ball he controlled the ball before lobbing the ball up and over a defender and rounded him before side footing the ball pass the keeper.

Banstead pulled level from the penalty spot ten minutes later, the ref awarded the penalty after one of their players was brought down in the box and Paul Smith was sent the wrong way from the spot.

Richard Butler & Rob Ursell linked up in the box four minutes later to take the lead again, Butlers pace took him into the box, he then passed the ball into Rob's path who side footed it pass a defender and the keeper.

Two minutes before half time the lead was extended, from a corner the Dons played a bit of head tennis with Banstead, before our other Butler put the the ball over the line from about a foot out Steve managed to get his foot to the ball before the player trying to clear his line and set the ball goalward from a foot out.

The second half saw plenty of chances fall the Dons way, but they were unable to get the ball into the net and if it wasn't for a couple if good saves from Smithy the result could have been a bit tighter.

Team : Paul Smith, Antony Howard, Lewis Hamilton, Jon-Barrie Bates, Steve Butler, Joe Vines, Robert Ursell, Michael Woolner, Richard Butler (83), Shane Smeltz, Sonny Farr

Subs Used : Leon McDowall (83)

Subs Not Used : Gavin Bolger, Matt Martin, Ryan Gray, Mark Cooper

Goalscorers : Richard Butler (14), Robert Ursell (29), Steve Butler (43)

Goals Against : Michael Beale (25)

Attendance : 2,134

Good Friday 25th March 2005
Banstead Athletic 1-3 AFC Wimbledon
Croydon Athletic 1-1 Hastings United
Fleet Town 0-0 Croydon
Whyteleafe 0-3 Bromley

Good Friday 25th March 2005
Team News
Banstead Athletic v AFC Wimbledon KO 3.00pm
Mr. Anderson has named the following players for tomorrow’s trip away to Banstead.

Team : Paul Smith, Matt Martin, Steve Gibson, Antony Howard, Mark Cooper, Joe Vines, Steve Butler, Lewis Hamilton, Robert Ursell, Gavin Bolger, Chris Gell, Micky Woolner, Sonny Farr, Ryan Gray, Shane Smeltz, Richard Butler, Leon McDowall, Mark King, Jones Bamfo.

With W&H or Horsham having to play each other still one or both will drop 2 if they draw and one will drop 3 points if it's not a draw, so if we win our two games over the Easter period we will win promotion on Monday and maybe the league if results elsewhere go our way i.e. W&H and H both losing one of their two games, but that's a lot of what ifs and

Well Done to the U18's on winning the Southern Youth League Eastern Division title tonight with a 4-2 win against Staines, well done Nicky English two seasons two league championships.

Also tonight the U18's can win their league with a win or draw against Staines Town @ Kingsmeadow KO 7.45pm admission is free and on Saturday the mens reserves are away to Lewes.

The Ladies don't have any games this weekend, but five of the first team Lou Cooper, Lizzie Laws, Maria Bertelli, Keisha Ramos & Andrea McGrady played last night for the Surrey County team in their three two win against a strong London side.

Saturday 19th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon 4-1 Horsham

This was billed as a tough top of the table clash 1st v 2nd, as with Newport the Dons came out flying and had opened up a three goal lead after just thirty minutes.

The first goal was also similar to the first against Newport Sonny Farr sent over a corner, but this time it was the flying Kiwi Womble that rose at the near port to head home form close range after just seven minutes and he could have made it two four minutes later when he had broken through the Horsham defence and with only the keeper to beat he chipped the ball over the keeper diving at his feet, but not with enough power and as the ball trickled goalward slowly, Richard Butler raced in and rammed it into the back of the net before a defender could clear it.

The strength of the young Richard Butler resulted in yet another goal for a contender for Player of the Year, as he held off a defender as they both ran at pace towards the ball on the edge, he reached the ball just before the keeper coming in the other direction and poked the ball pass him into the empty net.

Again in the second half the Dons attacked the Athletics end which meant the travelling Lardy Boys (Horshams fans nickname for themselves) joined the Dons Choir Boys in Westbank for some friendly banter between fans, Horsham finally turned up to the game in the second half and pulled a goal back after five minutes, the Dons conceded a freekick dead centre on the edge of the box, Horsham unlike other teams didn't hit the ball straight into the top corner, but preferred to chip it into the box have a bit of a scramble before hitting the ball across goal into the net, so the end result of the freekick was the same a goal.

This did give them some hope, well for eleven minutes at least, that was until Rob Ursell did what Rob Ursell does best, get the ball outside the box goes pass someone and before anyone else can get near him curl the ball into the back of the net and that was the end of the tough top of the table clash.

Team : Paul Smith, Antony Howard, Lewis Hamilton, Joe Vines, Steve Butler, Jon-Barrie Bates, Robert Ursell, Michael Woolner, Richard Butler (sub 71), Shane Smeltz,Sonny Farr (sub 84)

Subs Used : Gavin Bolger (sub 84) , Leon McDowall (sub 71)

Subs Not Used : Matt Martin, Ryan Gray, Martin Randall

Goalscorers : Shane Smeltz (7), Richard Butler (13, 28), Robert Ursell (61)

Goals Against : Andy Walker (50)

Attendance : 3,268

Saturday 19th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon 4-1 Horsham
Bromley 1-0 Dorking
Burgess Hill Town 2-1 Ashford Town
Corinthian Casuals 0-0 Croydon Athletic
Croydon 0-2 Cray Wanderers
Dulwich Hamlet 1-1 Bashley
Hastings United 0-1 Walton & Hersham
Leatherhead 1-1 Banstead Athletic
Molesey 2-0 Whyteleafe
Newport IOW 1-4 Metropolitan Police
Tooting & Mitcham 6-1 Fleet Town

Saturday 19th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon v Horsham

Mr. Anderson has named the following team for tomorrow’s top of the table clash against Horsham.

Team : Matt Martin, Paul Smith, Steve Gibson, Antony Howard, Joe Vines, Steve Butler, Micky Woolner, Lewis Hamilton, Ryan Gray, Jon-Barrie Bates, Gavin Bolger, Rob Ursell, Sonny Farr, Martin Randall, Richard Butler, Leon McDowall, Shane Smeltz.

Saturday 19th March 2005
Its the Return of the Matt

Matt Martin has rejoinded the club as cover for Paul Smith, welcome back Matt.

Wednesday 16th March 2005
Croydon Athletic 3-2 Walton & Hersham

Wednesday 16th March 2005
Another One Bites the Dust.

Dons manager Mr.Anderson has also announced on the O/S that Gary Prigent has left the club looking for 1st team football.

Wednesday 16th March 2005
Two Gone, One Signs

Dons manager Mr.Anderson has announced on the O/S that Mark Jones has been released and that Jake Cole has unfortunately been recalled by QPR, the good news is that Shane Smeltz has signed up till the end of the season with an option for next year.

Wednesday 16th March 2005
Reserves drew 1-1 with Hampton & Richmond

The reserves home match tonight againt Hampton & Richmond has been switch from Banstead to Kingsmeadow kick off 7.45pm.

John Morris has named the following team.

Team : Michael Nicholas, Rob Hill, Joe Hill, Ken During, Jon Boswell, Steve Butler, Joe Vines, Ryan Gray, Steve Gibson, Daniel Llewellyn, Noel Frankum, Martin Randall, Mark King, Jones Bamfo, Charlie Bunce, Jason Dodd, Steve Tyson.

Tuesday 15th March 2005
Bashley 2-0 Tooting & Mitcham
Whyteleafe 2-1 Dulwich Hamlet

Monday 14 March 2005
Tooting & Mitcham Match - ALL-TICKET

The derby match on Saturday 16th April will be all ticket, no tickets will be on sale on the day.

Prices
Stand: £7, no concessions
Ground: Adults £7, Under 16s and Senior Citizens £3

Subject to availability, tickets will now be on sale.

At Imperial Fields Mondays-Fridays (8am to 12 noon).

By post to Imperial Fields, Bishopsford Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 6BF.

Please state your ticket requirements clearly, and include an SAE and a contact telephone number. Cheques/Postal Orders should be made payable to ‘Tooting & Mitcham United F.C.’

Please specify that you are an AFC Wimbledon supporter.

Sunday 13th March 2005
Crystal Palace Ladies 2-4 AFC Wimbledon Ladies
Surrey Womans Cup Semi Final 2-2 after 90mins 2-4 AET

An excellent win by the Ladies coming from two nil down and winning four two in extra time, they will now face Chelsea in the Final at Horley Town FC's ground on the 24th April 10.30am kick off.

Team : : Louise Cooper, Lizzie Laws, Rachael Axon, Carly Hunt , Maria Bertelli, Laura Smith, Keisha Ramos, Andrea McGrady, Natalie Barette, Michelle Riley, Gemma Hunt

Rollin Subs : Danielle Rebelo, Beth Simms

Goalscorers : Michelle Riley, Maria Bertelli (pen), Beth Simms, Danielle Rebelo

Pictures

Saturday 12th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon 5-0 Newport IoW

The Dons got off to a flying start when after only three minutes new on loan signing Sonny Farr sent over a corner that found the head of Antony Howard two yard out at the far post.

On the half hour mark it was the turn of another new signing to make a good impression the ball dropped in front of our New Zealand international Shane Smeltz on the edge of the box and he hit the ball first time high and over Joe McCormack in the Newport goal, who just fell back and laid flat out while the Dons celebrate the cracking goal.

Eight minutes later Richard wrapped the match up with two goals in three minutes, the first was a thunderous low driven shot across the face of the goal from about the same spot Shane had score that left Joe McCormack with little chances and with the choir's of where were you when Butlers scored still ringing in his ears (which he provided a freeze frame pose for) Butler had made it four nil, powering pass a defender he cut inside another defender before hitting the ball low into the near post from just outside the six yard box.

The second half saw the travelling Islanders supports join the Dons in the Westbank for a good forty five minutes of banter enjoyed by both sides, on the pitch Newport held the at bay for four minutes after the break, after some more hard work from Richard Butler he laid the ball into Rob Ursell's path and his low shot from outside the box flow at the keeper who could only parry it into the path of Shane Smeltz who had followed up the ball and had a simple ball to knock into an empty net for his double debut goal and round the scoring off.

Team : Jake Cole, Steve Gibson, Lewis Hamilton, Antony Howard,, Joe Vines, Michael Woolner (80), Robert Ursell, Jon-Barrie Bates, Richard Butler (66), Shane Smeltz, Sonny Farr (58)

Subs Used : Gavin Bolger (58), Leon McDowall, (66), Martin Randall (88)

Subs Not Used : Paul Smith, Mark Jones

Goalscorers : Antony Howard (3), Shane Smeltz (30, 49), Richard Butler (38, 41)

Goals Against : N/A

Attendance : 2,617

Saturday 12th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon 5-0 Newport IOW
Ashford Town 3-2 Croydon
Bromley 4-0 Molesey
Burgess Hill Town 1-0 Hastings United
Dorking 0-3 Cray Wanderers
Fleet Town 2-0 Banstead Athletic
Horsham 2-0 Bashley
Metropolitan Police 1-0 Corinthian Casuals
Tooting & Mitcham 1-2 Leatherhead
Walton & Hersham 0-0 Dulwich Hamlet
Whyteleafe 1-1 Croydon Athletic

Saturday 12th March 2005
Team News
AFC Wimbledon v Newport IoW KO 3.00pm

Mr. Anderson has named the following team for tomorrow's home match against Newport IoW.

As mentioned earlier he has added another loan player who is centre half Joe Vines, Joe is coming onloan from Lewes for a month.

Team : Jake Cole, Paul Smith, Steve Gibson, Antony Howard, Joe Vines, Mark Jones, Micky Woolner, Lewis Hamilton, Jon-Barrie Bates, Gavin Bolger, Rob Ursell, Sonny Farr, Martin Randall, Richard Butler, Leon McDowall, Shane Smeltz, Mark King, Joe Paris.

Andy Frost is out with a groin injury, Chris Gell, Steve Butler and Ryan Gray are all suspended.

Friday 11th February 2005
Two Out Two In.

Dons manager Mr.Anderson has been busy this week, the two players out are keeper Danny Naisbitt who has gone on loan for a month to Conference South team Lewis to get match fit, and forward Andrew Martin has left the club and joined another Conference South side Redbridge.

Coming in is Shane Smeltz a striker who is also a full international for New Zealand Shane has just been released by Mansfield, also coming in is Sonny Farr who joins his fellow team mates Jake Cole & Lewis Hamilton on loan from QPR, Sonny is a left sided midfield player

Mr. Anderson also mentions on the O/S that with the injury list getting longer there may be a center back joining on loan, possible more on that later.

Tuesday 7th March 2005
Walton & Hersham 5-0 Dorking

Also tonight Sutton beat Egham 2-1 in their Quarter Final match of the Surrey Senior Cup and will now face us, which also means another Semi Final at Gander Green Lane which will be played on the 5th of April.

Sunday 5th March 2005
AFC Wimbledon Ladies 6-0 Langford Ladies Pics

Team : : Louise Cooper, Lizzie Laws, Rachael Axon, Carly Hunt , Maria Bertelli, Laura Smith, Keisha Ramos, Andrea McGrady, Natalie Barette, Christine Alamu, Roxanna Camp

Subs Used : Michelle Riley, Lisa Patey

Not Used : Danielle Rebelo

Goals For : Christine Alamu (4), Maria Bertelli (19,29), Laura Smith (30), Lizzie Laws (61), OG (83)

Saturday 5th March 2005
Molesey 0-1 AFC Wimbledon

After the free flowing football of the cup on Wednesday, it was back to the hard graft of chipping away at a ten man defence at Molesey, the 1st half saw few chances the Dons had new on loan signing Lewis Hamilton at right back making his debut and looked fairly solid, but then again Molesey didn't cause much trouble, so he didn't have much to do and with Jake Cole returned in goal any threat was easily dealt with.

The second half saw Rob Ursell replace Andy Frost and on the hour Leon McDowall replaced Andrew Martin who was having a very quite game up front and with in three minutes Ursell played in an inch perfect cross that Leon had no problems in heading home from the edge of the six yard box.

The injury list that has plagued the Dons all season had another name added as Mark Cooper picked up a hamstring problem and is expected to be out for three to four weeks,

Three more points and with Horshams match falling fowl of the weather the lead was extended to fourteen having played a game more, but Walton & Hersham continued to keep matching us point for point by winning away from home against bottom club Croydon, but they are fifteen points behind with two games in hand*.

Team : Jake Cole, Antony Howard, Mark Jones, Chris Gell, Lewis Hamilton, Mark Cooper (77), Michael Woolner, Jon-Barrie Bates, Richard Butler, Andrew Martin (63), Andy Frost (46)

Subs Used : Leon McDowall (63), Gavin Bolger (77), Robert Ursell (46)

Subs Not Used : Paul Smith, Martin Randall

Goalscorers : Leon McDowall (66)

Goals Against : N/A

Attendance : 1,250

* I know 12pts and 1GiH by the time I wrote this report.

Saturday 5th March 2005
Banstead Athletic p-p Dorking
Bashley 1-0 Whyteleafe
Corinthian-Casuals p-p Horsham
Cray Wanderers 4-1 Metropolitan Police
Croydon 1-3 Walton & Hersham
Croydon Athletic 1-0 Bromley
Dulwich Hamlet 1-1 Fleet Town
Hastings United 0-0 Tooting & Mitcham Utd
Leatherhead 2-2 Burgess Hill Town
Molesey 0-1 AFC Wimbledon
Newport IoW 0-0Ashford Town

Friday 4th March 2005
Team News
Molesey v AFC Wimbledon KO 3.00pm
Weather Permitting ** Pitch Inspection Sat @ 11am **

No news as yet.

Team : Danny Naisbitt, Paul Smith, Jake Cole, Steve Gibson, Mark Cooper, Antony Howard, Mark Jones, Micky Woolner, Lewis Hamilton, Chris Gell, Jon-Barrie Bates, Gavin Bolger, Rob Ursell, Martin Randall, Andy Frost, Gary Prigent, Richard Butler, Leon McDowall, Andrew Martin.

Steve Butler is still sidelined by injury, while Andy Frost will have a fitness test.

Due to major track works on Saturday there will be no trains running to Hampton Court (nearest station to Molesley).

A Bus replacement service will be running from Tolworth station and the Chessington South Service that departs Wimbledon at 22 and 52 minutes past the hour connects with the bus service.

The total journey time is 50 minutes and then it's about a 1.5 mile walk to the ground. From Hampton Court station you can get a 411 bus or walk down the B3379 and then turn down the B369 and that leads to the ground.

You can also get a 411 bus from the bus station oppostie the rotunda to molesey, getting off either at the Lord Hotham (just before the ground) or The War Memorial (just after).

Map

Seating is limited to around 100 supporters and will be available on a first come first served basis. Grandstand entry is £1 extra. Tickets for the match are £7 for adults, £3 for OAPs and £3 for Under-16s, though all Under-16s accompanied by a parent get in free.

Also an exclusive AFC Wimbledon supporters bar will be open inside the ground from 12 noon and has a capacity of up to 275.

Friday 4th March 2005
Lewis on loan and Jake's is back

Mr Anderson has signed QPR full back Lewis Hamilton on loan and Jake Cole is also back on loan from QPR, which may allow Danny Naisbitt to go out on loan to get fully match fit.

Click here to read more on the O/S

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
AFC Wimbledon 2-0 Crystal Palace

It;s been a long time coming, but we finally beat Crystal Palace at our place.

With Palace reserves playing the day before they sent a team of young player along for the Surrey Senior Cup Qtr Final match and as with some of our games i.e. Thurrock, Hendon and Fisher it was a case of men vs boys as our physical strength on the ball was just too much.

The Palace player's showed some good football skills and had a couple of chances early on and with them wanting to play football rather than kick players/ball like some teams we have played it allow the Dons to pass more freely and made for an entertaining game.

The 1st half was fairly even, in the second half the chanting crowd stayed in the Westbank and where joined by the twenty or so Palace fans which created some lively, but friendly banter for the entire second half.

The Dons finally broke down the Palace defences on fifty minutes with a flowing move from the halfway line Michael Woolner played the ball to Richard Butler, who then held the ball up for a second before laying it off to Andy Frost on the wing, he then took two players with him towards the corner flag before laying the ball back to Steve Gibson who hit a low ball into the box to Butler, who held off his marker and knocking the wall back to Rob Ursell around the penalty spot, Rob then tapped the ball back into the path of Frost who had come running into the box and unleashed an unstoppable shot into the far top corner of the net one nil to the Wimbledon.

With fourteen minutes left to play Mark Jones picked up the ball deep in our half and set off at pass down field, no challenges came in from the Palace's players and he was able to almost reach the box before hitting a shot that was heading towards the far side of the goal, the keeper looked like he had the shot covered until the ball deflected off Richard's Butler and flew into the opposite side of the net and opened up a two goal gap that Palace never looked like coming back from.

The Dons will know face Sutton Utd in the Semi Final at Gander Green Lane (over one leg only) after they beat Egham two one.

Team : Paul Smith, Steve Gibson, Mark Jones, Jon-Barrie Bates, Mark Cooper, Antony Howard, Robert Ursell (69), Michael Woolner, Richard Butler,Andrew Martin (74),Andy Frost (83)

Subs Used : Gavin Bolger (69), Martin Randall (74),Gary Prigent (83)

Subs Not Used : Leon McDowall, Danny Naisbitt

Goalscorers : Andy Frost (50), Richard Butler (74)

Goals Against : N/A

Attendance : 1,320

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
Surrey Senior Cup Qtr Final Team News
AFC Wimbledon v Crystal Palace KO 7.45pm

Mr. Anderson has named the following players for tonight's visit of Crystal Palace.

Team : Danny Naisbitt, Paul Smith, Steve Gibson, Mark Cooper, Antony Howard, Mark Jones, Micky Woolner, Chris Gell, Jon-Barrie Bates, Gavin Bolger, Rob Ursell, Martin Randall, Andy Frost, Gary Prigent, Richard Butler, Leon McDowall, Andrew Martin.

Antony Howard will face late fitness test. Steve Butler is sidelined with a rib injury.

The Eagles will be landing at Kingsmeadow tonight for the Qtr Final match in the Surrey Senior Cup, it will be the first meeting between a Crystal Palace and Dons men's team at our ground since the last game at Plough Lane on the 4th May 1991.

Tickets will be priced at the normal reduced cup rate.

Terrace £6 Adults, £3 concessions, £2 Under-16s.

Main Stand:£8 Adults, £4 concessions, £3 Under-16s.

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