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DEV’S BOYS DECLARED SAFE AFTER FIGHTBACK

DEV’S BOYS

By Daniel Darlington

MAIDENHEAD U 2

Lokko 84, McCoulsky 90+3
GATESHEAD 1

Hannant 54 (pen)
MAIDENHEAD United will be playing National League football again next season after upsetting Gateshead’s charge for the play-offs with a come-from-behind win at York Road.
Luke Hannant fired the visitors ahead from the penalty spot in the 54th minute, but United wouldn’t roll over and accept defeat with Kevin Lokko heading the hosts level six minutes from time before the Magpies stole it with a controversial 93rd minute winner by Shawn McCoulsky, who appeared to foul Kenton R...

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