National League

MAIDENHEAD UNITED 3 DOVER ATHLETIC 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 April 2018

By Dan Darlington

■ MAIDENHEAD United twice came from behind before clinching all three points with Max Kilman’s wonderful 30-yard strike deep into stoppage time.
Play-off hopefuls Dover twice took the lead in a crazy second-half spell, only to be pegged back by their belligerent hosts.
Anthony Jeffrey, a real livewire for the visitors in the first half, put Athletic ahead on 49 minutes with a shot from what looked an impossible angle.
Their lead lasted two minutes before Jake Hyde read Sam Barratt’s in-swinging free-kick from the right and, having controlled the ball w...

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