National League South

GILBERT AT DOUBLE TO FIRE UP STONES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 October 2025

FARNBOROUGH 0 MAIDSTONE UTD 2
By Andrew McNeill

THE difference between a well-organised full-time side able to execute a game plan against a team of well-meaning part-timers was writ large at Cherrywood Road.
The visiting Maidstone were content to play a possession-based game, stroking it around in the spaces on the park, teasing the Farnborough team and forcing them to come and take the ball from them. Patience is a virtue and Maidstone calmly awaited their opportunity; scoring from two of their four shots on target, with Farnborough failing to register one over an interminable 90 m...

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