National League South

LATE WINNER TAYLOR MADE FOR WINGS TO SEAL DEAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2023

By Mark Doig

WELLING UNITED 4
SLOUGH TOWN 3
AN EXTRAORDINARY match ended with hosts Welling United beating Slough Town by the odd goal in seven.
Kain Adom had an early chance for the Wings before they went ahead in the 11th minute. Jephte Tanga was brought down in the area and Tristan Abrahams had to wait for keeper Rohan Luthra’s yellow card before sending him the wrong way.
Tanga thought that he had made it two but was deemed offside before Adom dispossessed Temi Eweka and struck it into the bottom corner. Slough then started to play some good football and pulled one back...

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