National League South

Unstoppable Carter’s hit rocks Rebels

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

SLOUGH TOWN 1 DORKING WAND’RERS 2
By Matt Webb

SLOUGH TOWN conceded twice in the closing stages as promotion-chasing Dorking Wanderers turned the tables. The Rebels made a disciplined start and carried a threat in transition. Dorking’s first opening fell to Dennon Lewis, who dragged wide, while Slough responded through Tyrese Dyce and Ruben Shakpoke.
The breakthrough arrived on 23 minutes following a clever free-kick routine. Tyrique Clarke rolled the ball into Wiktor Makowski, whose neat lay-off found Shakpoke on the edge of the area. The striker bent a superb rig...

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