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In 1994,The Daggers beat Erith & Belvedere 7-1  Away in the London Challenge Cup 2nd Round In 1997,The Daggers beat Morecambe 2-1 at Home in the FA Trophy 3rd Round Replay In 1998,The Daggers drew 2-2 with Gravesend & Northfleet Away in the Ryman League Premier  In 1999,The Daggers beat Hampton 4-0 at Home in the Ryman League Premier  In 2001,The Daggers beat Forest Green Rovers 3-1 at Home in the Nationwide Conference  In 2007,The Daggers beat Southport 4-1  Away in the Nationwide Conference  In 2009,The Daggers lost 0-3 to Lincoln City at Home in the Coca Cola League Two  In 2012,The Daggers beat Bradford City 1-0 at Home in the NPower League Two  In 2015,The Daggers beat Hartlepool United 2-0 at Home in the Sky Bet League Two

Cameras At The Vic Northwich Victoria Report by Nelson on 10/11/2001 With the Sky Sports TV cameras at the match, the Daggers passed-up an excellent opportunity to show the viewing public what they can do. A poor second half performance, however, proves costly. Dagenham & Redbridge 1 Northwich Victoria 1 Stein 20 Blundell 52 Nationwide Conference Victoria Road Saturday 10 November 2001 12:05pm Disappointing Daggers Fail To Impress A poor second half display from the Daggers proved costly as Northwich came from a goal down to take a share of the spoils at a sun-drenched Victoria Road this afternoon. With Sky Sports televising the match live, it was a great opportunity to show the viewing public what the team is capable of as well as to strengthen their position at the top of the table. The early play suggested that it would be a good match. The first opportunity fell to Blundell of Northwich who put the ball in the net only to have the goal ruled-out through offside although the TV footage suggests that the goal should have stood. Following this let-off, the Daggers seemed to grow in confidence and certainly gained more of the play. Mark Janney seemed to be causing the Vics' defence untold problems down the right and he put in an excellent cross to Mark Stein. Unfortunately, his powerful diving header whistled over the crossbar (above). Charlery squandered a great chance when he beat a defender (right), rounded keeper and then appeared to stumble as he put the ball wide from a tight angle. Soon after, Garvey hit what looked like an unstoppable shot, but Tony Roberts pulled off an incredible double save. Time and time again, the Daggers made inroads into the Northwich defence, but seemed unable to find the killer ball Good work from Goodwin was ruined by a woeful final ball and a great lay-off in the box from Janney was wasted by a poor cross from Broom. However, the breakthrough eventually came in the 20th minute when Janney was upended on the edge of the box. The referee played an excellent advantage and Mark Stein got the ball and blasted it past Paul Gibson in the Vics' goal. A dubious offside decision proved to be irrelevant when Charlery headed against the bar but the controversy of the match came when Gary Talbot pulled down Paul Terry when he was certainly the last man and the referee somehow saw fit to only caution the defender when a red card seemed to be the obvious decision. At 1-0 at half-time and with the Daggers having had the majority of the play, a home win seemed to be the most likely outcome. However, it wasn't to be - the Daggers seemed not to be interested and created very few chances. At the other end, the defence seemed out-of-sorts and allowed Northwich to have a free run on goal on a number of occasions. Seven minutes into the second half, Blundell put the ball into the net for a second time. This time, however, the offside flag was not there to save the Daggers and Northwich were back on level terms. More chances came and went for both sides. Paul Terry (right) yet again showed his inability to shoot, putting the ball past the far post when it would surely have been easier to have scored. Northwich saw two shots from just inside the area fly over the bar before Blundell somehow put Quinn's cross over the bar from close range. All told, it was a very poor second-half performance from the Daggers and the use of the long-ball tactics didn't help. With Boston snatching a late winner against Stevenage this afternoon at Broadhall Way, the Daggers' lead in the Conference is cut to one point, albeit with a game in hand. Teams DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE NORTHWICH VICTORIA 1 Tony ROBERTS 2 Mark ROONEY(off 75 min) 3 Ashley VICKERS 4 Lee GOODWIN 5 Mark SMITH 6 Danny SHIPP 7 Mark JANNEY (of 70 min) 8 Paul TERRY 9 Ken CHARLERY 10 Mark STEIN 11 Jason BROOM (off 75 min) 12 Junior MCDOUGALD (on 75 min) 14 Danny HILL 15 Danny HAYZELDEN (on 75 min) 16 Steve MCGAVIN (on 70 min) 18 Paul GOTHARD 1 Paul GIBSON 2 Darren BARDSLEY 3 Denny INGRAM (off 60) 4 Mark BARNARD 5 Gary BURKE 6 Gary TALBOT 7 Steve GARVEY 8 James COLLINS (off 75) 9 Gregg BLUNDELL 10 Adie MIKE (off 90) 11 Mark DEVLIN 12 Jimmy QUINN (on 90) 14 Richard NORRIS (on 60) 15 Jake SEDGEMOORE 16 Steve WALSH 17 Craig SKINNER (on 75) Attendance: 1,780 Ref: Mr KA Woolmer DiggerDagger's Man of the Match Tony Roberts Made some excellent saves and undoubtedly kept us in it. Northwich Victoria Factfile Read what Sky Sports had to say about the match