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Maidenhead United 1-0 Bromley: Cole-den boy is the hero for Magpies

Cole Kpekawa struck five minutes from time to hand Maidenhead United a hard-fought victory over play-off hopefuls Bromley.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 October 2022

Maidenhead United

By Daniel Darlington

MAIDENHEAD U 1

Kpekawa 85
BROMLEY 0

COLE Kpekawa struck five minutes from time to hand Maidenhead United a hardfought victory over play-off hopefuls Bromley.
The full-back headed home Charlee Adams’ cross to send the stuttering Ravens spinning to a third straight defeat.
“It was nice to get what we deserved,” said Magpies boss Alan Devonshire. “It’s nice to win against a decent side. We have to press and play with energy, but we got that goal in the end and I’m delighted.”

Victory was reward for a much-improved second half display and a rather scrappy opening 45 w...

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