National League

Maidenhead United 1-1 Oldham Athletic: Charlee’s spot on to haul back the Latics

Charlee Adams’ penalty ensured honours were even with Oldham Athletic as the draw extended Maidenhead’s unbeaten run in the National League to three matches.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 October 2022

By Joshua Browne

MAIDENHEAD U 1
Adams 75 (pen)

OLDHAM ATH 1
Tollitt 34
CHARLEE Adams’ penalty ensured honours were even at York Road with the draw extending Maidenhead’s unbeaten run in the National League to three matches.
Despite having the better of the first half, the Magpies trailed at the break to Ben Tollitt’s quick thinking at the back post.
However, they fought back to claim a share of the spoils with Adams making no mistake from the spot 15 minutes from time after referee Loyd Wood spotted a handball in the Oldham penalty area.
“We’ve got mixed emotions this week because it has...

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