National League South

Eastbourne Borough 2-3 Maidstone United: Predator Jack’s just too sharp for Boro

JACK BARHAM’S hat-trick extended Maidstone United’s unbeaten run to 13 games after they saw off playoff hopefuls Eastbourne Borough in a thriller.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

By Anthony Scott

EASTBOURNE BORO’ 2
Kendall 51, 81

MAIDSTONE UNITED 3
Barham 34, 57, 63

HAT-TRICK HERO: Jack Barham celebrates one of his goals
PICTURE: Lydia Redman

JACK BARHAM’S hat-trick extended Maidstone United’s unbeaten run to 13 games after they saw off playoff hopefuls Eastbourne Borough in a thriller.
Priory Lane welcomed 1,810 fans, its biggest crowd in many a year, for a great advert of National League South football.
Barham gave the Stones a half-time lead, before Charley Kendall drew the Sports level six minutes after the restart. But 12 minutes later the hosts were two go...

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