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REBELS JUST CAN’T CLING ON AFTER NORTH RED

HEMEL H’STEAD 2 SLOUGH TOWN 2
By Allan Mitchell

SLOUGH TOWN will be the happier of the two sides after an eventful game at Vauxhall Road saw the referee dish out two red cards.
The Rebels finished the match with ten men and an outfield player in goal after Jonathan North was sent off for handling outside the box.
And the Crusaders evened up the numbers in a tense finale after Samir Carruthers saw red for a late challenge.
Carruthers earlier smacked a free-kick against the foot of the post as Hemel started the brighter.
But it was Slough who took the lead with their first real at...

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