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Kingsmeadow Stadium, Kingston upon Thames, near to Kingston Upon Thames, Great Britain.
The players of AFC Wimbledon are warming up for the last game of the season against Raynes Park Vale. This was the Dons' first season as a 'reformed' club. They won 5 - 0 on the day with a crowd of over 4000 present, though they had to wait another year to get promotion into the Ryman League. At the time of the photo, Kingsmeadow was also the home of Kingstonian FC. It still is, but the Dons now own the stadium.
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| Author | nick macneill |
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