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AN UPWARD TREND NOW IS ON DEV’S WISH-LIST

AN UPWARD

By Stuart Francis

MAIDENHEAD picked up their first win in nine National League matches thanks to Ryan Upward’s second-half winner.
The visitors came from behind at rock-bottom Ebbsfleet with Upward claiming the winner 13 minutes from time, climbing unmarked at the near post to head home Josh Smile’s left-wing corner.
Danny Whitehall’s deflected free-kick had earlier cancelled out Josh Umerah’s opener for the Fleet.
Maidenhead boss Alan Devonshire said: “I’m pleased with the win. We’ve been on a bit of a run but, apart from the Barrow game, we&rsq...

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