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Tudors rule the roost to end Rebels’ fine form

SLOUGH TOWN 0 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 2
By Sam Pryke

SLOUGH’S fine form came to an end at Arbour Park.
The Tudors opened the scoring against the run of play with a fine finish by Ogo Obi.
The attacker drifted inside and curled a sumptuous strike beyond Rhys Forster in the Rebels goal, leaving him no chance as it nestled in the corner.
The killer goal came on 74 as Slough pressed for an equaliser, thanks to Hemel substitute Bayley Brown.
A cross from the right to the back post saw Brown rise highest to nod across the line.
Slough tried to mount an unlikely comeback as George Well...

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