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STONES BURNED IN HOME DEFEAT

Elokobi’s men let it slip to Rebels
By Ruth Pettifer

MAIDSTONE UTD 1
Gilbert 39

SLOUGH TOWN 2
Tuma 61, Drakes-Thomas 71
SLOUGH Town conjured up a second-half comeback from an early deficit, beating the Stones to deliver a nasty play-off blow on the road.
The hosts could’ve taken an early lead after two minutes, though Muhammadu Faal headed over from a good George Fowler cross.
Not long after, Scott Davies’ strong backpass clipped the outside of the goal before Slough’s own decent chance to score.
Wiktor Makowski’s low ball in from the right...

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