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FINE DAVIES STRIKE PUTS SOME LIGHT IN DOUR TIE

SLOUGH TOWN 1
EASTBOURNE B 1
By Will Tuck
AFTER a busy period of matches, the last thing you want is a bout of flu. Unfortunately for Slough, that is what they got with several players unavailable.
The first half was dire with only one 30-second moment of note, but it was worth waiting for.
An Eastbourne corner was not dealt with by Slough and Dean Cox was able to find space for a shot, which was blocked and cleared.
The clearance saw Eastbourne’s keeper come well out of his area to fire the ball back up field, but the clearance fell to Scott Davies just inside his own half and, witho...

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