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In 1993,The Daggers lost 0-1 to Runcorn Away in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 1999,The Daggers drew 3-3 with Enfield at Home in the Ryman League Premier  In 2007,The Daggers beat Grays Athletic 1-0  Away in the Nationwide Conference  In 2010,The Daggers lost 1-2 to Shrewsbury Town Away in the Coca Cola League Two  In 2016,The Daggers drew 2-2 with Newport County Away in the Sky Bet League Two

Captain Fantastic Daggers Slaughter Lambs by Hardy on 06/12/2004 The Daggers won on Saturday for the first time away from home since August hitting four without reply at Tamworth. Tamworth 0 Dagenham & Redbridge  4 Mackail-Smith 51 Smith 55 o.g. Cole 66 Southam 90 Nationwide Conference The Lamb Saturday 4th December 2004 3:00pm Daggers Slaughter Lambs The Daggers recorded their first away win since August in an impressive performance at Tamworth on Saturday. John Still made just one change from the Morecambe game bringing back Jake Leberl after his suspension into central midfield with Anwar Uddin (right) moving back to centre half in place of suspended Ashley Vickers. The first half was pretty non-descript with little hint of the Daggers cutting loose as they did in the second half. For the Lambs, Mark Turner and Mark Cooper both had shots fly just wide of Tony Roberts’ goal. For the Daggers Paul Bruce also came close with a free-kick that curled just wide of the post, Leberl later had a shot just blocked and Anwar Uddin's header brought a decent save from Tamworth keeper Ryan Price. The Daggers came straight out of the blocks in the second half though, scoring within six minutes of the restart. The Daggers front two combined well as Craig Mackail-Smith (left) picked up Chris Moore's cross and scored well with a low shot to register his eighth Conference goal of the season. Before the Lambs could regroup it was 2-0 just four minutes later, again the Daggers front two causing havoc in the home defence. Chris Moore (right) saw his shot saved by Price, but the rebound fell to Mackail-Smith who saw his shot deflected into his own net by Adie Smith. The goal was awarded as an own goal but CMS could have a legitimate case for claiming it. It was game over eleven minutes later. This time the goal came from a set piece when Glen Southam's deep corner was headed back across goal by Jake Leberl. The ball fell perfectly for Tim Cole who gleefully smashed the ball in from close range. Tamworth almost grabbed a consolation when Tony Roberts made a great save from Kyle Storer late on, but instead it was the Daggers that piled on the agony for the home team with a fourth goal in injury time. Glen Southam (left), who had a great game, scored the best goal of the day, when he beat a  couple of defenders before finding the bottom corner of the net with a wonderful finish. The win suddenly sees the Daggers up to 11th in the Conference table and just six points off Halifax Town in 3rd place. Teams TAMWORTH DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE 1 Ryan Price 2 Adie Smith 16 Mark Cooper 17 David Robinson 3 Lee Colkin (off 86 mins) 21 Mark Turner 4 David Bampton 15 Scott Stamps 25 Tristram Whitman 10 Dean Curtis (off 57 mins) 19 Bob Taylor Substitutes 31 Will Stannage 7 Nick Smith 14 Kyle Storer (on 57 mins) 20 James Francis (on 86 mins) 22 Richard Dryden 1 Tony Roberts 4 Lee Goodwin 2 Tim Cole 15 Anwar Uddin 16 Lee Flynn 7 Mark Janney 8 Glen Southam 6 Jake Leberl 22 Paul Bruce (off 82 mins) 10 Craig Mackail-Smith (off 88 mins) 23 Chris Moore (off 76 mins) Substitutes 27 Martin Brennan 5 Shane Blackett (on 82 mins) 9 Stuart Douglas (on 76 mins) 11 Tony Boot (on 88 mins) 19 Danny Foster Referee: Mr A Hendley Attendance: 1,017 DiggerDagger's Man Of The Match Jake Leberl Had his best game yet in the colours