Slough Town are through to the second round of the FA Cup after first half goals from Ansu Janneh and Wiktor Makowski earned the Rebels a deserved 2-1 win over National League visitors Altrincham.
Welcome to Arbour Park where Slough Town take on National League side Altrincham for a place in the second round of the FA Cup. Both sides come into today's crucial fixture struggling for form in their respective league campaigns. The Rebels, beset by illness and injury, have collapsed to heavy defeats at Weston Super Mare (5-1) and home to Maidstone United (4-1) in their last two league matches, leaving them in the National League South relegation zone. While Altrincham have recently dispensed with the services of Phil Parkinson after more than eight years, with Alty having dropped to 19th in the National League. They've won just one of their last 10 matches, at Harborough Town (3-0) to set up today's first round clash with Slough.
Boss Scott Davies said Slough Town are facing their toughest spell since he took over as manager but he hopes his side can ‘make memories’ in next weekend’s FA Cup first round.
Slough Town’s player manager Scott Davies says he was ‘floating’ on adrenalin and excitement after the Rebels came from behind to beat Enfield Town 3-2 on Saturday and book their place in the first round of the FA Cup.
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