Bennett steers Slough through

Sunday 26 May 1996 23:02 BST

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Anna Bennett, with two second-half goals, saw Slough home to a 5-1 win in Russelsheim yesterday against Campo Madrid and into today's final of the European Club Championship, where they will play the Dutch club Kampong, writes Bill Colwill.

Earlier in the day Kampong thrashed Glasgow Western 5-1, after they had taken the lead with an Ellen Murray strike at a penalty corner. Two goals by Ellen Kuipers, in a second-half blitz, sent the Scots reeling.

There was an air of despondency over Cannock's Kalbir Takhir and Chris Mayer at Milton Keynes as news came through from Prague that Teddington had been beaten 3-1 by Grammarians from Gibraltar in the European Club Championship, condemning Cannock, this year's English League winners, to the B Division next season.

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