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Hawks shock sorry Slough

By Sam Pryke

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WHITEHAWK stormed back to shock Slough, after conceding an early lead.
Slough netted on six minutes, courtesy of a Freddie Grant header from a long throw.
But Whitehawk levelled 12 minutes later, when captain Henry Muggeridge latched onto a long ball and expertly slotted his shot under Slough keeper Jonathan North.
Six minutes later, livewire Oliver Munt unleashed a powerful strike which North acrobatically kept out.
Slough then pressed again, with their setpieces causing issues for the Whitehawk backline.
However, in first half added time, Whiteh...

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