Roared on by a large away following who were in good voice from the start, Dulwich produced a dominant performance that took them to the top of the table and left the home side closer to the drop.

On top from the start it took 20 minutes for The Hamlet to take the lead. Ian Daly slipped a ball through the middle of the home defence that left Erhun Oztumer through on goal. He took the ball up to the keeper before rolling it to his left for Nyren Clunis to place the ball in the unguarded goal.

Ten minutes later the lead was doubled as Daly played in Nyren Clunis on the right and he beat his marker before drawing the keeper and rolling the ball across the goal for an unmarked Dean Lodge to bundle home.

Eight minutes later the game was effectively over as Clunis again got clear on the right and again he crossed low to the unmarked Ian Daly who thumped the ball home first time.

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The second half was no less one sided and, after Nyren Clunis had been denied by a marginal offside call against Dean Lodge as he converted the latter's shot that had hot the bar, Ian Daly thumped home a header from a Nyren Clunis cross after 50 minutes.

The rest of the half was little more than a training session. Dean Lodge had a shot scrambled off the line, Clunis had the ball in the net but was ruled offside and Jordan Clarke thumped a shot against the bar.

Carshalton never looked likely to get back into the game and Chico Ramos was not called into serious action.

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