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ANOTHER WIN IN THE BANKS FOR CHAMPIONS

ANOTHER WIN

By Kurt Bigg

CHESTERFIELD 3
Mandeville 29, Quigley 31, Banks 89

MAIDENHEAD U 2
Abrahams 52, Lokko 55
OLLIE BANKS’ 89th minute winner in front of a record 10,000 crowd at the SMH Group Stadium ensured champions Chesterfield snatched victory over Maidenhead United in a rollercoaster affair.
Two goals in two firsthalf minutes from Liam Mandeville and Joe Quigley put Paul Cook’s men in control, only for the visitors to hit back with a quickfire double of their own, courtesy of Tristan Abrahams and Kevin Lokko
But Banks’ 25-yard drive was enough to cap off what...

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