National League South

Riley-Lowe leads way for Tinners

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

TRURO CITY 2 SLOUGH TOWN 0
By Gareth Davies

TRURO CITY strengthened their promotion push with a routine win over mid-table Slough as the visitors suffered a sixth consecutive defeat on the road.
For the home side, they were winners in the Duchy for the first time since mid-January, thanks to goals from Connor Riley-Lowe, Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain.
And the victory margin could have been even greater for Truro, had they not passed up several chances after the interval, as Slough, bar one effort from leading scorer Slavi Spasov, kept their powder almost bone dry in the second period...

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