National League South

MAIDENHEAD UNITED 1 FARNBOROUGH 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 August 2026

By Daniel Darlington

■SAM Barratt scored against his former club as Farnborough shared the spoils with Maidenhead United in an action-packed draw.
The visitors came out of the traps the quicker and from consecutive free-kicks, Tyler Frost forced Maidenhead keeper Jordi Van Stappershof into a smart save.
The game continued to ebb and flow before Maidenhead broke the deadlock on the half-hour. Jordon Ragguette found the bottom corner after excellent work from Dan
Nkrumah.
Farnborough responded strongly with Van Stappershof at full stretch to deny Barratt’s powerful eff...

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