After a series of poor results in the league and cup, Marlow managed to lift themselves out of the Southern League Central Division relegation zone with a home win over Biggleswade Town on Saturday.
Slough Town’s captain Henry Ochieng has written an open letter to the Football Association and the National League calling on them to take immediate action across the non-league game in response to Billy Vigar’s tragic death earlier this month.
Fifth-placed Hadley are the visitors to Oak Tree Road on Saturday, with Marlow looking to kick-start their stuttering campaign with a solid home win.
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