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Maidenhead United 3-2 Woking: Last-gasp Sam’s the man for Maidenhead

SAM BARRATT’S last-minute header earned Maidenhead United their first victory in nine National League games against tenman Woking in front of the BT Sport cameras.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 October 2021

By Joshua Browne

MAIDENHEAD U 3
Barratt 38, 90, Kelly 76

WOKING 2
Effiong 25, McNerney 50
SAM BARRATT’S last-minute header earned Maidenhead United their first victory in nine National League games against tenman Woking in front of the BT Sport cameras.
Alan Devonshire’s side twice recovered from a losing position to emerge victorious in this encounter with Joe McNerney’s dismissal for Woking just before the hour mark – for a foul on Kane Ferdinand – beneficial to their cause.
“It did change the game,” Magpies boss Devonshire said. “We’ve been red-carded this season, and we know how it ma...

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