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MILLERS SLUMP TO TIDY TOWN

SLOUGH TOWN 2 AVELEY 0
By Freddie Gatrell

A PROFESSIONAL performance from Slough Town saw them dispatch an off-colour Aveley, with goals courtesy of George Alexander and Dom Hutchinson.
The Rebels began well, causing the Aveley back line all sorts of problems. Only ten minutes in, the Rebels’ pressure was rewarded when Dom Hutchinson played a quick pass into the feet of Alexander, who made no mistake with his finish for his sixth goal of the season for the Rebels.
The remainder of the first half was generally controlled by a rejuvenated Slough side, who did not look in d...

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