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BORO HAVE LAST WORD AS NORM STORMS IN

EASTBOURNE B 2 SLOUGH TOWN 0
By Kevin Anderson

DOMINANT Eastbourne Borough took almost an hour to break the Rebels’ resistance and keep their play-off aims alive.
Boro were almost ahead on three minutes. Sam Oguntayo, on loan from Charlton Athletic, powered 60 yards before finding Leone Gravata, whose strike was well saved by Will Dennis. A minute later Brad Barry’s header grazed the crossbar.
It set the pattern for a first half in which Eastbourne dominated both ball and territory. The visitors had set up with a 4-5-1 leaving Ogo Obi isolated.
But it worked. Borough&...

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