National League South

REBELS HOME RUN EXTENDS TO A YEAR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2024

SLOUGH TOWN x WEYMOUTH x
By Matt Webb

SLOUGH TOWN extended their unbeaten run at Arbour Park to a full year with a hard-fought victory over bottom side Weymouth, maintaining their position at the top of the table.
Weymouth’s resilient defence frustrated the hosts, who struggled to create clear-cut chances in a cagey first half.
The best opportunities fell to Slough – with half time approaching – but John Ufuah’s effort was ruled out for offside and Weymouth keeper Billy Terrell made a super save from Dan Bayliss.
Slough upped the tempo, and man of the mat...

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