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STONES FLATTEN HEED’S CHANCES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

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By Jeff Bowron
TWO goals in three second half minutes should ensure that these two sides face each other again next season.
Gateshead were unconvincing leaders through Jordan Burrow’s fortuitous 26th minute goal when the Stones turned the tables.
The introduction of Bobby-Joe Taylor gave the Kent outfit fresh impetus, Liam Hogan’s 73rd minute own goal levelling the scores.
Taylor then made the most of time and space on the right side of the box to fire across the Heed’s replacement keeper Dan Hanford.
The victory stretched Maidstone’s unbeaten run to nine games, Gate...

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