National League South

Ash burns brightest for flying Gulls

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2023

SLOUGH TOWN 1 TORQUAY UNITED 2
By Sam Pryke

BRAD ASH was at the double as his goals condemned Slough to a fourth defeat in five matches as Torquay made it three wins on the bounce at Arbour Park.
The comeback begun just before the hour mark, with Ash firing home from close range after a bright start to the second period from the visitors.
On 72 minutes, United completed the turnaround after a sumptuous cross from Lewis Collins was flicked beyond Rebels stopper Rohan Luthra by Ash.
The hosts did open the scoring early on in phenomenal fashion courtesy of Nathan Minhas. Johnny Goddar...

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