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Maidstone United 2-3 Wrexham: Heroic Hayden is at it again!

Aaron Hayden popped up late to grab Wrexham a vital victory – and inflict heartbreak on George Elokobi’s first home match as Maidstone’s caretaker manager.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 January 2023

Red Dragons pull level with leaders
By Ruth Pettifer

MAIDSTONE UNITED 2

Barham 72, 79
WREXHAM 3

Young 29, Mullin 59 (pen), Hayden 90+1

LATE SHOW: Wrexham’s Aaron Hayden scores a last-gasp winner for the Red Dragons
PICTURE: Helen Terrell

FREE-SCORING centre back Aaron Hayden popped up late to grab Wrexham a vital victory – and inflict heartbreak on George Elokobi’s first home match as Maidstone’s caretaker manager.
The Stones had fought their way back from two goals down against high-flying Red Dragons with a brace from Jack Barham, only to concede a soft winner in the 90th minute....

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