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In 1994,The Daggers lost 0-4 to Macclesfield Town at Home in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 2005,The Daggers lost 0-1 to Hereford United at Home in the Nationwide Conference  In 2011,The Daggers lost 2-3 to Southend United at Home in the NPower League Two  In 2016,The Daggers beat York City 2-0  Away in the Vanarama National League

Danny does it again Doncaster Rovers Report by Hardy on 12/04/2002 Danny Hill's 69th minute goal beats Doncaster Rovers in a typically bruising encounter at Victoria Road, where Rovers ended with nine men. Hardy reports. Dagenham & Redbridge 1 Doncaster Rovers 0 Hill 69 Nationwide Conference Victoria Road Friday 12 April 2002 8:00pm Daggers back top after a stormy night Danny Hill secured all three points for the Daggers in the 69th minute after another blood and guts encounter with Doncaster Rovers at Victoria Road. Rovers ended with nine men after having Tristram Whitman sent off in first half stoppage time and then Jamie Price after 87 minutes. Doncaster are a good footballing side and it is difficult to see why they feel they have to resort to strong arm tactics. Early in the game they had firm control on the game, Whitman in particular causing trouble with his pace and strong running up the right wing. The Daggers slowly pulled back into it though and the game became more and more even as the half wore on. Doncaster had a couple of good efforts just wide of the goal, in which Tony Roberts (right) made a welcome return, but the best chance of the half fell to Mark Stein in the 38th minute when his half hit shot was cleared off the line by Jamie Squires. The half ended in controversy when Tristram Whitman appeared to catch Matt Jones in a bad tackle. Referee Evans produced the straight red card, but Doncaster tempers boiled over and Rovers captain Paul Barnes started what turned into a 21 man brawl. Barnes, who had already been booked, was lucky to stay on the pitch. Whitman however was extremely unlucky as the Sky cameras clearly showed that the challenge was fairly innocuous. The Daggers made good use thier luck at having a man advantage in the second half, although Doncaster kept two men up and looked threatening on the break. On 62 minutes Stein had a great shot just saved by Warrington in the Doncaster goal as it looked like the breakthrough had to come. It did seven minutes later when Junior McDougald (left) headed the ball back to Danny Hill on the top of the area and Hill hit his third goal in as many games to send the home crowd wild. It still looked in the balance though as Doncaster's ten men pressed forward at every opportunity, but gaps were appearing in the back too which the Daggers wide men were starting to exploit. In one attack a Doncaster forward appeared to catch Roberts foot after he had caught the ball and another melee ensued, then on 87 minutes Jamie Price caught Mark Stein in a two footed tackle and was also shown the red card. The game closed with the Daggers crowd whistling to the referee as Doncaster still kept three men up looking for an equaliser even with nine men. At last the whistle did blow and the Daggers are top again. The result piles the pressure on Boston who travel to Leigh tomorrow having to win to keep the destiny of the title in their own hands. This was a massive win for Dagenham & Redbridge. Teams DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE DONCASTER ROVERS Tony Roberts Danny Shipp Dean Hooper Mark Smith Steve West Steve Heffer Danny Hill (off 79) Paul Terry (off 55) Junior McDougald Mark Stein Matt Jones (off 49) Substitutes Mark Janney (on 55) Steve McGavin (on 79) Danny Hayzelden (on 49) Tim Cole Paul Gothard (GK) Andy Warrington Jamie Price Tim Ryan Paul Green Jack Squires Barry Miller Andy Watson Ricky Ravenhill Paul Barnes Robert Gill (off 86) Tristram Whitman Substitutes Neil Campbell Jamie Paterson (on 86) Ben Futcher Kevin Sandwith Lee Butler (GK) Referee: Mr E. Evans Attendance: 2,455 DiggerDagger's Man Of The Match Danny Shipp A captain's performance