National League South

Maidstone United 4-0 Havant and Waterlooville: Cracker Jack treble shocks sad Hawks

A Jack Barham hattrick gave Maidstone United an impressive 12th straight home win as the Stones dealt a blow to Havant and Waterlooville’s play-off hopes.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 April 2022

By Ruth Pettifer

MAIDSTONE UTD 4
Barham 1, 7, 90, Luque 30 (pen)

HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE 0

JACK’S ON A FLYER: Maidstone’ s Jack Barham, left, leads the celebrations after scoring the second goal of his hat-trick
PICTURE: Dave Haines

A JACK BARHAM hattrick gave Maidstone United an impressive 12th straight home win as the Stones dealt a blow to Havant and Waterlooville’s play-off hopes.
With Dorking thrashing Slough, Maidstone remain four points clear at the top of the league and Hakan Heyrettin is still refusing to get carried away about the Stones’ title chances saying: “We go 2-0 up...

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