National League

Keetch denies Oldham late on

by
Nick Powell
5 October 2023

Oldham stretched their unbeaten run to five National League matches but were pegged back by a late equaliser in a 1-1 draw at home to Maidenhead.

The hosts started the brighter and Alex Reid was played through after 13 minutes but his strike was pushed away by Maidenhead goalkeeper Craig Ross.

But Reid gave the in-form Latics the lead after 28 minutes with his fourth goal in five matches, latching on to Mark Kitching’s cross and directing a header past Ross.

Tobi Sho-Silva produced a rare threat for the visitors 20 minutes from time, but his powerful header was well blocked by Devarn Green.

Maidenhead are now winless in 10 matches but claimed a last-gasp point thanks to a stunning long-range strike from Bradley Keetch.

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