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Fiery Rebels refuse to lose

SLOUGH TOWN 2 HUNGERFORD TN 2
By Sam Pryke

A LATE fightback by Slough saw them claw back a two-goal deficit to take a share of the spoils against Hungerford at Arbour Park.
On 80 minutes, substitute Imran Kayani kept his composure by slotting the ball past the advancing Luke Cairney, levelling the contest after he was found in space by Aaron Kuhl who delivered an in-swinging cross on the left-hand side.
A couple of minutes beforehand, fellow substitute Alfonso Tenconi reacted fastest to bury the ball after Cairney spilled a Josh Jackman effort straight into his path, which set the Rebe...

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