National League South

Weston win at home at long last

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 January 2019

By Sam Frost
WESTON-SUPER-MARE 2
SLOUGH TOWN 0
WESTON finally claimed their first home win of the season, with two goals in four minutes against Slough.
Skipper Jacob Cane’s diving header gave the Seagulls a 49th-minute lead and Marlon Jackson whipped in a second four minutes later.
Weston are now three points from safety as absent boss Marc McGregor’s youthful side made it three games unbeaten.
Slough bossed possession but spurned a host of chances with Weston keeper Luke Purnell in fine form.
Slough nearly led on six minutes when Purnell denied Ben Harris from close range.
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