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Dorking Wanderers 1-0 Maidstone United: Wands are inspired by Taylor magic!

Dorking Wanderers were victorious in the top-two battle in front of a record crowd of 2,898 at Meadowbank.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 February 2022

By Les Freeland

DORKING W’DRERS 1
Taylor 65

MAIDSTONE UTD 0

DECIDER: The Dorking Wanderers players celebrate Josh Taylor’s goal
PICTURE: Steve O’Sullivan

DORKING were victorious in the top-two battle in front of a record crowd of 2,898 at Meadowbank.
Josh Taylor’s first goal for the club just past the hour secured the win for Marc White, ending Maidstone’s unbeaten league run that began in November.
The manager said: “This time of the year its all about winning, and we found a way to do that.
“We had clear-cut chances early on which we could have taken, but Maidstone were good value, an...

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