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FROME T 1 SLOUGH T 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

By Colin Carpenter
■FROME TOWN got back to winning ways as they completed the double over fourth-placed Slough thanks to a first club goal from Ryan Bath on the stroke of half-time.
Rebels midfielder James Dobson missed a penalty during a second half where the home defence put in a sterling display.
The match started evenly with both teams getting to grips with the stiff wind, Slough probably having the better of the first half with Simon Dunn forcing a good save out of Robins keeper Kyle Phillips and Warren Harris shooting wide.
But Frome took the lead on the verge of the interval as...

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