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NEW overseas player Nilantha Cooray helped Slough to a friendly victory against Burnham on Saturday.
The Sri Lanka leg spinner picked up five wickets as Burnham made 175-5 in 45 overs which wasn't enough as Slough made it home with five overs to spare to win by seven wickets.
Reprieve for relegated Rebels? 
SLOUGH Town FC should hear their fate on May 14 when a Football Association meeting will decide whether a reorganisation of the non-league structure will save the Rebels from relegation.
Sweetman to lead Rebels straight back up
SLOUGH TOWN FC manager Derek Sweetman has vowed to lead the Rebels straight back up after his side were relegated from the Southern League on Saturday.
Slough slump to bottom two finish
SLOUGH Town lost 1-0 at second placed Fleet Town to condem them to the bottom two in the Southern League Divivsion One South & West.
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Scott ready to end on a high against Thatcham
WINDSOR & Eton host 16th placed Thatcham Town tomorrow (Saturday) in their last game of the season.
Sweetman aims to sink Fleet in survival quest
SURVIVAL is still possible for Slough Town as they travel to second placed Fleet Town tomorrow (Saturday).
BIG games at the end of the season is giving Burnham FC’s youngsters vital Southern League experience according to Dave Mudge.
Rebels edge closer to great escape
THE Rebels moved to within a point of safety with a goalless at Bridgwater Town on Tuesday evening.
SLOUGH Town’s bid for survival continues with a tough trip to Bridgwater Town on Tuesday evening.
BURNHAM lost their last away game of the campaign as they went down 1-0 at Oxford City on Saturday.
FOOTBALL SLOUGH Town enjoyed a very successful day but neither Windsor & Eton or Burnham could win.
Sweetman: 'We must win to stand any chance'
ROCK bottom club Newport IOW must be beaten by Slough Town if the Rebels are to stand any chance of avoiding the drop.
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