Battling Rebels rocked by dubious decisions in Five-Goal Hornchurch blitz
Slough Town were left stewing over a couple of controversial refereeing decisions as they collapsed to a 5-2 defeat at home to league leaders Hornchurch this afternoon.
Slough Town were left stewing over a couple of controversial refereeing decisions as they collapsed to a 5-2 defeat at home to league leaders Hornchurch this afternoon.
Welcome to Arbour Park where Slough Town take on National League South leaders Hornchurch this afternoon.
The Rebels have made a steady if unspectacular start to the season and sit 16th in the table after losing 4-2 at Torquay United a couple of weeks ago. Before that though, they went four unbeaten in the league, claiming victories over Ebbsfleet United and Chippenham Town in that run. They're also fairly solid at home and have taken some sizeable scalps in the past few seasons.
Hornchurch have made an excellent start to their league campaign. They're so far unbeaten having won six and drawn two of their eight matches this season. Daryl McMahon's side have drawn two of their last four in the league though and bowed out of the FA Cup last weekend following a 2-1 defeat to Peterborough Sports.
Much like Baby’s father, Jake Houseman, in the classic 80s film Dirty Dancing, when Slough Town boss Scott Davies ‘gets something wrong, he says he’s wrong’.
Slough Town’s hopes of making it five games unbeaten in the National League South evaporated inside 32 minutes as they were blown away by a clinical and ruthless Torquay United side.
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Disruption is expected following a failure of the electricity supply earlier today at London Paddington.
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