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In 1994,The Daggers lost 0-1 to Farnborough Town at Home in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 1996,The Daggers beat Harrow Borough 3-1 at Home in the ICIS League Premier  In 1998,The Daggers beat Barnet 5-0 at Home in a friendly match In 1999,The Daggers beat Carshalton Athletic 3-1 at Home in the Ryman League Premier  In 2002,The Daggers beat Leigh RMI 3-1 at Home in the Nationwide Conference  Report In 2004,The Daggers beat Forest Green Rovers 4-1  Away in the Nationwide Conference  Report In 2013,The Daggers drew 1-1 with Scunthorpe United Away in the Sky Bet League Two

Scored again Daggers see off Clough's Brewers by Hardy on 19/09/2005 The Daggers prevailed over Nigel Clough's Burton Albion at the Glyn Hopkin Stadium on Saturday. Dagenham & Redbridge 3 Burton Albion 1 Goodwin 23 Moore 63 Kandol 82 Anderson 78 Nationwide Conference Glyn Hopkin Stadium Saturday 17th September 2005 3:00pm Daggers ease past the Brewers The Daggers prevailed over Nigel Clough's Burton Albion™ at the Glyn Hopkin Stadium on Saturday in a nasty sort of match spoiled by another classic Conference refereeing performance by Mr Beck and sustained moaning from Clough and his team. The Daggers started with the team that won so well at Altrincham with Paul Benson back on the bench. The bench lacked depth though and this could be a problem moving forward for John Still unless he can unearth a couple more young diamonds this season.   Burton started the better but never really looked much like scoring despite camping in the Daggers half for long periods. Nigel Clough (pictured right in 2003) looked a pale shadow of the player that we have seen in past seasons, looking overweight and immobile, almost like he was attached to the centre spot by an invisible bungee rope.  With his Burton team already struggling near the bottom of the Conference table Clough led the niggling of referee Beck, whining at almost every decision yet escaping without a yellow card somehow until he finally waddled out of the game just after the hour to ironic chants of "Clough Out" from the Daggers fans..  After 23 minutes of ineffectual Brewers pressure the Daggers suddenly broke out and took the lead when Chris Moore got free up the left and crossed low for Lee Goodwin (left) to sidefoot in from close range. Crane in the Burton goal, who had already dropped a simple catch almost to a Daggers forward should probably have cut the cross out but the Daggers were not complaining. It is Lee's third of the season already as he settles in to his midfield role, adding some real steel there.  Now on top, it could have been two shortly after when Anni Uddin (right) met a Glen Southam free kick from the right perfectly but saw his header rattle back off the post with Crane nowhere close.  Shortly before half time the Daggers lost Jake Leberl who limped off after being crunched by Jon Shaw in a nasty tackle that unbelievably saw the ref award a foul against Leberl. On came Ram Marwa in Leberl's place and he did enough in the rest of the game to suggest that he could make it tough for Jake to win his place back. The second half started again with Burton on top but unable to make it count. Just after the hour the Daggers doubled the lead when Craig Mackail-Smith (left) ran at defenders up the Daggers right and his pinpoint cross picked out Chris Moore who headed home a fabulous goal. With just over ten minutes to go Burton finally found a reward for their continued pressure and were back in the game briefly when Dale Anderson's back heel from Stride's cross went in the corner to make it 2-1, but Tresor Kandol eased the home jitters with a headed goal from Scott Griffiths cross four minutes later to seal the points. The win sees the Daggers up to 5th in the early season Conference table with three tricky games in the next ten days at York and home to Accrington and Grays that will probably tell us whether that is a realistic position or not.  Teams DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE BURTON ALBION 1 Tony Roberts 19 Danny Foster 15 Anwar Uddin 5 Shane Blackett 12 Scott Griffiths 8 Glen Southam 4 Lee Goodwin 6 Jake Leberl (off 44 mins) 10 Craig Mackail-Smith (off 90 mins) 9 Tresor Kandol 23 Chris Moore Substitutes 18 Simon Overland 11 Rambir Marwa (on 44 mins) 14 Paul Benson (on 90 mins) 18 Bai Mas Lettejallow 20 Kenny Clark 1 Daniel Crane 2 Terry Henshaw 3 Aaron Webster 4 Andy Corbett 5 Darren Tinson 6 Ryan Austin 7 Darren Stride 9 Jon Shaw 11 Keith Gilroy (off 45 mins) 18 Danny Bacon (off 60 mins) 20 Nigel Clough (off 66 mins) Substitutes 12 Chris Hall 8 Dale Anderson (on 60 mins) 14 Shaun Harrad (on 66 mins) 15 Eric Graves 19 Andy Todd (on 45 mins) Referee: Mr S Beck Attendance: 1,149 DiggerDagger's Man Of The Match Glen Southam 100% committed throughout, Glen drove the team on to the win