After three wins on the trot, including the FA Cup replay, manager Paul Bonham made only one change to his starting XI against the visiting league leaders Wembley, with dual signatory Drew Phillips replacing Keith Mupfururirwa who had picked up a slight knock in the victory over Royal Wootton Bassett during the week.

After the heavy rain on Friday the pitch was in fantastic condition as the teams came out with a gusting wind which was going to have an impact on the game. It was The Dynamos that started with the wind. The first half chance came after just six minutes when Carl Tappin closed down Raheem Belgrave in the Wembley goal, his clearance hit the onrushing Tappin but the ball flew safely over the away bar.

The away side's Jack Walker was having an influence on a rather tepid game, first with a shot which flew over James Weatherill's bar on nineteen minutes, then just six minutes later he picked up the ball on the edge of the box, struck the ball first time, but Weatherill was down sharply to keep the scores level.

There was really nothing between the two sides when on forty two minutes AVDFC were awarded a free kick some thrty yards out, Bruno Brito fired in the ball low and hard, it hit defender Juachim Ejinfor and flew past Belgrave to take the Dynamos into half time one up.

It was now Wembley that were playing with the wind but the away side, although having a lot of pressure, struggeled with the breeze, overhitting a lot of passes and getting caught into trying to play a longer game to get over the home defence and so very rarely troubled the Aylesbury back line. On fifty eight minutes The Dynamos had the best chance of the half to increase their lead, a curling pass with the outside of the foot from Bruno Brito almost found Alfi Touceda running onto it in the area, but the defender just got his foot to the ball as Touceda was about to slot the ball home from five yards.

On sixty six minutes Brito's mishit shot hit the legs of Drew Tappin in the box but the ball screwed wide of the Wembley post. With just three minutes left Aylesbury had the best chance of the game, a cross from the left from Brito was half cleared by the Wembley defence and fell to Ryan Tappin ten yards out, the substitute hit the ball first time with his left foot but the shot was brilliantly saved by Belgrave diving to his left.

ANother win for Aylesbury who as yet are unbeaten without yet ever really playing to the sides full potential