National League

DEV’S BOYS DELIVER AT JUST THE RIGHT TIME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2024

By Daniel Darlington

MAIDENHEAD U 4

Beckwith 10, Smith 28, Mitchell-Lawson 41, Abrahams 89
DORKING W’DRS 2

Carter 13, Prior 66
MAIDENHEAD United produced a lively attacking performance to lift themselves four points clear of the relegation zone while condemning Dorking Wanderers to a place in the bottom four.
Alan Devonshire’s side may be in and out of form at the present time, but they haven’t been short on goals of late, and that was illustrated with three beauties in the first half, courtesy of Sam Beckwith, Reece Smith and Jayden Mitchell-Lawson, either side...

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