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Mass brawl mars Rebels’ big fightback

SLOUGH TOWN 2 MAIDENHEAD UNITED 2 By Matt Webb

SLOUGH TOWN staged a dramatic late comeback to draw with Maidenhead United in a fiery derby at Arbour Park.
The visitors made a fast start, taking the lead inside four minutes through Josh Umerah, who converted from close range after a low cross from Alfie Pendlebury. Maidenhead remained in control and doubled their advantage early in the second half when Asher Yearwood turned home from a delivery into the box.
Slough responded with a quadruple substitution just before the hour mark, which shifted the momentum of the contest. Basil Tuma...

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