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All is Wells for the late-show Rebels

OXFORD CITY 1 SLOUGH TOWN 3

bl@By Ryan Bratley
SLOUGH TOWN left it late to keep their play-off hopes alive.
The Rebels took the lead early on, Warren Harris finishing well after John O’Donoghue was caught in possession after just six minutes.
They had the ball in the back of the net a second time 20 minutes later, however the whistle had long since gone for a foul on goalkeeper Craig King.
Despite looking uninterested for most of the half, City were able to steal an equaliser shortly before half time: Kabby Tshimanga scoring from the spot after Reece Fleet was bundled over in the box....

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