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Slough Town suffered their heaviest defeat of the season at Weston Super Mare on Tuesday evening, but under the weather boss Scott Davies believes he can see some light at the end of the tunnel for his injury-hit squad.
Maidenhead United slipped to sixth in the National League South table on Tuesday evening as Josh Popoola’s fabulous first half strike was cancelled out by Tonbridge Angels at York Road.
Megan Harper coolly slotted home a last-minute winner as Maidenhead United Women overcame a tough and resilient Bridgwater United side at York Road on Sunday for their first since late August.
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Welcome to York Road where Maidenhead United will go in search of a seventh straight National League South victory at home to a currently winless Eastbourne Borough, who've recently announced the departure of manager Matt Gray - what could possibly go wrong?!
The Magpies come into the game off the back of a two week break following their last league outing, a 1-0 home win over Worthing where Liam Dulson scored the first half winner.
A much-changed Magpies side also played in the second round of the Berks & Bucks Senior Cup in mid-week, defeating Wessex Football League hosts AFC Aldermaston 3-0 at the Mettal Stadium.
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Welcome to Arbour Park where Slough Town take on league rivals Enfield Town for a place in the first round of the FA Cup.
The carrot for both of these teams is a draw against an EFL side in the next round.
They've had very similar starts to the season in terms of form and played out an interesting 1-1 draw here at Arbour Park earlier in the campaign. Enfield took the lead in the first half and Slough needed a 98th minute equaliser from Peter Ojemen to earn a draw.
So this tie feels like it's very much in the balance
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