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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

Winning header Daggers Stop The Rot by Hardy on 24/01/2005 Sometimes, when you are struggling, what is needed is a scruffy 1-0 win. Hereford United 0 Dagenham & Redbridge 1 Uddin 35 Nationwide Conference Edgar Street Saturday 22nd January 2005 3:00pm Daggers stop the rot On Thursday I said here "Please John Still and the lads, can you surprise me on Saturday and get a result!" Well done then all involved in scrapping together a 1-0 win at a very tough place to visit, Hereford's Edgar Street to lift some of the gloom of January.. The Daggers deepening injury problems meant that Jake Leberl was missing on Saturday along with Mark Janney and Lee Flynn, who had been predicted to return, and Tim Cole out for two months. In came Danny Foster at right back with Lee Goodwin (right) moving inside and Anni Uddin pushing up to midfield once more. Back also came Glen Southam and Steve Clark who were unavailable against Bishops Stortford. The Bulls pretty much dominated the match throughout, but the Daggers seemed to always get in a block or a tackle at the right moment, restricting the home side to half chances. When they did get a shot in, there was Tony Roberts (left) again and again to make the save. The injury crisis soon worsened when Lee Goodwin felt his hamstring go and had to limp off on 25 minutes. The replacement was Tony Boot and the whole team shuffled round to accommodate the change, Mackail-Smith moving out wide, Bruce inside, Uddin back into the back four. Despite the setback the Daggers soon had their noses in front. Glen Southam (right) clipped a free kick into the area and there was Anwar Uddin whose flick header went in at the far post.  Chris Moore almost made it 2-0 just seconds later but was denied by a last gasp tackle by Simon Travis. The Bulls had a couple of chances to pull back level before half time but found Roberts' goal unbreachable, but it was pretty clear that the second half would bring an onslaught on the Daggers goal. Craig Mackail-Smith limped in to the break with an ankle problem and failed to return, Shane Blackett replacing him.  Sure enough the Bulls piled forward, David Brown and Tom Smith both going close, but the Daggers looked threatening on the break. Chris Moore got clear of the Hereford defence but shot wide when Tony Boot was in all sorts of space and shortly after this Paul Bruce was put away by Steve Clark only for Mawson to save. As the end of the game approached, Hereford piled on more pressure and the Daggers threw themselves in the way more and more desperately all of the back four playing magnificently to hang on to the lead. Ashley Vickers denied Purdie, while Uddin did likewise to get in the way of a Brown effort. There were four minutes added time during which Hereford had a couple more chances, but in the end the Daggers hung on somehow to take all three points. A great win then, not necessarily in terms of the performance, but in character. It leaves the Daggers 13th but the closeness of the race above them saw several of the top half lose, leaving the them still only six points off 4th place. On the debit side, with the team already carrying a number of injuries, several more knocks were picked up today. Both Lee Goodwin (hamstring) and Craig Mackail-Smith (ankle) having to be withdrawn, and by the end of the 90 Scott Griffiths (left) had also limped off and Paul Bruce was also feeling a knock.  Already missing were Tim Cole (knee), Mark Janney (thigh strain) and Lee Flynn with a back injury. Jake Leberl has bruising on his neck and shoulders and missed out today leaving the Daggers squad looking a little threadbare. It will be interesting to see what sort of team takes the field in the virtually meaningless GLS Cup game at Ashford against Margate on Tuesday and the Daggers face three home games in a week next week, starting with the visit of Gravesend & Northfleet on Saturday.  Teams HEREFORD UNITED DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE 35 Craig Mawson 2 Ryan Green (off 45 mins) 4 Tom Smith 6 Tony James 3 Simon Travis 21 Joe Anyinsah 8 Jamie Pitman 15 Craig Stanley 7 Danny Williams (off 45 mins) 9 Adam Stansfield (off 38 mins) 10 David Brown Substitutes 14 Ben Scott 11 Robert Purdie (on 38 mins) 17 Tamika Mkandawire 19 Lee Mills (on 45 mins) 20 Mark Robinson (on 45 mins) 1 Tony Roberts 19 Danny Foster 4 Lee Goodwin (off 28 mins) 3 Ashley Vickers 12 Scott Griffiths (off 69 mins) 20 Steven Clark 15 Anwar Uddin 8 Glen Southam 22 Paul Bruce 23 Chris Moore 10 Craig Mackail-Smith (off 45 mins)  Substitutes 73 Simon Overland 5 Shane Blackett (on 45 mins) 11 Tony Boot (on 28 mins) 14 Matthew Judge 24 Tom McGowen (on 69 mins) Referee: Ms A Rayner Attendance: 2,510 DiggerDagger's Man Of The Match Danny Foster Defended well and is another great prospect