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Ipswich Town 1-2 Maidstone United: A famous victory Maid in history

National League South Maidstone United put themselves deeper into FA Cup folklore by dumping out the Championship high-flyers in front of 4,472 jubilant travelling fans at a packed Portman Road.
Ipswich Town

By MATT BADCOCK

IPSWICH TOWN 1
Sarmineto 56

MAIDSTONE UTD 2
Reynolds 43, Corne 66

DREAMLAND: Sam Corne, right, wheels away after scoring Maidstone’s second goal. Insets: top to bottom, celebrations after the opener, Corne battles George Edmundson and George Fowler with the jubilant fans
PICTURE: Alamy

SIR Alf Ramsey, John Wark, Ed Sheeran – your boys took one helluva beating!
National League South Maidstone United put themselves deeper into FA Cup folklore by dumping out the Championship high-flyers in front of 4,472 jubilant travelling fans at a packed Portman Road.
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