With Brian Haule unfit and Jordan Jenkins away Kurt Morlese made his first start of the season, Jeanmal Prosper switched to right back and Anthony Ball returned on the left side of defence, Shayne Almond dropped to the bench.

It was Aylesbury that started the better of the two sides and two minutes in a free kick from Jeanmal Prosper found Captain Ben Stevens at the far post but his free header from six yards went wide. The home side were in the ascendancy with both Prosper down the right and Aston Goss on the left both making raiding runs.

Dunstables first opportunity came on thirty one minutes when a ball from the right from Courtney Massey was headed wide by Ryan Frater. Ben Stevens then produced a seventy yard crossfield pass into the feet of Goss who's cross from the left evaded everyone and was eventually headed away for a corner. In an almost carbon copy move this time it was Craig Carby who found Goss with a raking pass, this time his cross was met by Jonny Montgomery but his shot was saved at point blank range by Jamie Head, the ball popped up to Kurt Morlese who somehow blasted the ball over from a yard out, a miss that was eventually to cost the Moles dear.

Prosper then made a galloping run but his shot was dragged wide and in the resulting move Dunstable took the lead, A ball in from the right found Jermaine Hall in the box and hos shot which was goal bound was blocked by the arm of Ben Stevens and Hall put away the resulting penalty which took Dunstable into the break a goal up.

Three minutes into the second half and Aylesbury got the equaliser that their play deserved, a ball into the box found Ty Deacon with his back to goal, he swivelled and got a left foot shot away which deflected into the goal past Head.Prosper was continuing to cause problems down the away sided left hand side and another mazy run and cross found Shayne Almond outside the box but his shot bobbled past the post. On 84 minutes a free kick for Dunstable was played into the area fell to BJ Christie and he slipped the ball under the oncoming James Weatherill to claim all three points, very much against the run of play.