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Beaten, but it's no Vale of tears
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Dee Vale1Paisley3
ALTHOUGH beaten in their Scottish Cup tie, Dee Vale can be
satisfied with a respectable performance in their first competitive
match of the season against higher league opposition.
Paisley looked strong from the outset but struggled to convert
possession into chances as Dee Vale's defence remained solid.
Dee Vale's best chance came when Davidson latched on to a long
throw in from Jones, but her shot was straight at the keeper.
Nicolson was also ...
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Plucky Dee Vale outgunned by Forfar hotshots
Aberdeen Evening Express
; Dee Vale faced an uphill battle, starting the game with only eight players. Dee Vale played the offside trap, catching Forfar on several occasions, but PHILIPS eventually opened the scoring. Forfar continued to make their extra players count, BURN, PERCY and BRUCE each capitalising on though balls
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Glendale gain the upper hand
Aberdeen Evening Express
; Dee Vale were unfortunate to lose to a much improved Glendale side in a very physical encounter. Dee Vale took the lead however, after a clever lob from Masson. Glendale equalised when their unmarked striker was played through the middle with only the keeper to beat and quickly scored again with an
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Dee Vale in a spot of bother
Aberdeen Evening Express
; Dee Vale 3 Forfar Farmington 4 DEE Vale can feel a little hard done by after putting on a sterling performance but failing to come away with any points. They were denied a penalty after Paterson was brought down by two defenders in the box before Forfar took the lead through PERCY. Paterson had a
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Tayside torture for sad Dee Vale
Aberdeen Evening Express
; A Depleted Dee Vale were no match for a strong Monifieth side in wet and windy conditions. Injuries and two late withdrawals saw Dee Vale travel with nine players. Monifieth broke the deadlock after 15 minutes when McGILL scored with a low drive. Monifieth went 2-0 up shortly after, courtesy of a
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