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WIN AT LAST FOR STONES TO DEPRESS 9-MAN REDS

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By Ruth Tunnell

PLUCKY Maidstone United finally got three points on the board at the fifth time of asking after coming from behind to see off Wrexham.
First-half strikes from Alex Wynter and Jack Richards turned the tables for Jay Saunders’ men after Alex Reid had given the Dragons a 10th-minute lead.
But it proved too much for Dean Keates’ frustrated side, who finished the game with nine men after referee Sam Allison sent off both Manny Smith for a foul and Mark Carrington for dissent, following the same secondhalf incident!
As in recent matches, Maidstone created plenty of ...

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