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Keeper’s big error hands it to Stones

TRURO CITY 0 MAIDSTONE UNITED 2
By Gareth Davies

ANTONY PAPADOPOULOS and Matt Rush scored either side of half-time as Maidstone United defeated league leaders Truro City.
A cagey opening ten minutes did nothing to warm the crowd of 1,721, packed inside a breezy Truro City Stadium.
It was a speculative strike from Papadopoulos that broke through in the 23rd minute, with his powerful drive squirming through the gloves of Dan Lavercombe.
The Stones would have doubled their lead almost, had it not been for the crossbar keeping out an Aaron Blair effort as the visitors assumed control o...

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