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REBELS OFF THE MARK FOR 2026

WORTHING 4 SLOUGH TOWN 1
By Sam Skilton

WORTHING finally picked up their first three points of 2026 in emphatic style, thrashing Slough Town in a Rebels rout.
The hosts went into the game as the worst form team in the division following an eight-match winless streak since the turn of the year.
They got off to a blistering start, though, as Razz Coleman De-Graft and Teddy Jenks forced saves from Adam Desbois and Balu Makumbi blocked Brad Dologhan’s shot on the line.
Jenks opened the scoring in the sixth minute, pouncing on the hesitant Makumbi to intercept and slot into the ...

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