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Binfield FC step up season preparations with pre-season clash with National League South Slough Town

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Wednesday, July 27, 2022 5:16 pm
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26/07/2022, Binfield FC vs Slough Town FC, Neil Graham Sports Photography

26/07/2022, Binfield FC vs Slough Town FC, Neil Graham Sports Photography

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Binfield FC clashed with Slough Town in their final home pre-season game before the start of the league season.

Facing a tough test against the National League South side at Hill Farm Lane, the hosts managed to fend Slough off for over half an hour.

26/07/2022, Binfield FC vs Slough Town FC, Neil Graham Sports Photography
26/07/2022, Binfield FC vs Slough Town FC, Neil Graham Sports Photography

But the visitors were clinical towards the end of the half and grabbed two goals to ensure they went into the break in front.

Slough scored three more in the second-half to round off the match.

The Moles played out an eight goal thriller in their pre-season bout against Ascot United prior to their match with Slough..

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Ascot raced into a three goal lead at Hill Farm Line, but the Moles came roaring back in an entertaining contest that ended all square at 4-4.

Binfield will begin their second season in the Isthmian South Central Division with an away trip to Ashford Town.

Under the management duo of Jamie McClurg and Carl Withers, the Moles were led to an eighth place finish in their debut season in the division.

They amassed 53 points with 14 victories, 11 draws and 11 losses from their 36 league matches.

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