Non-League Paper

DYNAMIC DUO CELEBRATE AS REBELS CLIMB UP TO THIRD!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

SLOUGH TOWN 3
BILLERICAY T 1
By Will Tuck
NEIL BAKER and Jon Underwood, who were celebrating their 350th match in charge of the Rebels, saw their side beat the pre-season title favourites in front of a bumper crowd to climb up to third in the table.
It took 26 minutes for the deadlock to be broken after a goalmouth scramble. The melee followed a corner that went deep to Lee Togwell to control and shoot. With his effort blocked and stuck between a mass of legs, a quick game of pinball ensued before the ball came out to Max Worsfold and he found Lee’s brother Sam Togwell on hand to head...

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