Maidenhead United

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Maidenhead United

SOCCER

How one transfer clause can change a small club forever

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Rich Edwards

How one transfer clause can change a small club forever

Maidenhead to finish above Orient after narrow victory

Ryan Upward's early goal ensured Maidenhead will finish in the top half of the Vanarama National League table ahead of Leyton Orient.Orient, who are 13th, cannot leapfrog the Magpies having been beaten 1-0 thanks to a winner from Upward, who was then sent off late on.Upward was quickest to react from a corner to put the visitors ahead in only the fifth minute.He was then dismissed in second-half stoppage time by reacting furiously to a free-kick decision.

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Sutton slip up again as Maidenhead claim scalp of promotion hopefuls

Sutton's automatic play-off semi-final hopes suffered a blow as their winless run was stretched to five games with a 2-1 defeat at Maidenhead.The hosts went ahead after 24 minutes when Harry Pritchard collected the ball 25 yards out and rifled a shot into the top corner of the net.And just eight minutes later they doubled their advantage when a deep corner found its way to Jake Goodman and he planted a header home from six yards.Adrian Clifton had a goal ruled out for offside before the Magpies were awarded a penalty in the 76th minute when Terell Thomas brought down Sean Marks, but Jamie Butler saved Pritchard's effort.Clifton then saw an effort come back off the crossbar with Butler beaten 10 minutes from time.Sutton got back into the game with three minutes remaining when Craig Eastmond lashed home from 25 yards and Ross Stearn almost snatched an equaliser but saw his effort hit the post.

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Maidenhead ease relegation fears with win over Woking

Maidenhead eased any remaining relegation fears with a last-gasp 2-1 win over Woking, who are now just one point above the drop zone.The Magpies had the first chance of the game as Harry Pritchard squared the ball to Sean Marks but his shot flew inches wide.Moses Emmanuel was not too far away with a lobbed attempt from 20 yards, while at the other end, Regan Charles-Cook sliced over the crossbar from a good position.Pritchard was denied before the break and the same player came close again early in the second half.But it was Woking who took the lead in the 76th minute when a mistake in the home defence allowed Jonathan Edwards to slam the ball home.Maidenhead were back on level terms with nine minutes remaining when substitute Adrian Clifton headed in a Ryan Upward free-kick and both teams pushed for a winner.It was the home side who snatched victory with two minutes left as Sam Barrett's pinpoint cross was tapped home by Marks.

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Late Kabamba winner sends Aldershot up to third

Nicke Kabamba netted an 89th-minute winner as Aldershot climbed into third place in the National League with a 1-0 home victory over Maidenhead.The on-loan Portsmouth striker produced a fine diving header past Carl Pentney at the far post following Callum Reynold's cross.Before that Aldershot had dominated with Pentney making several fine saves to keep Maidenhead, now without a win in six games, on level terms.First he tipped a close-range Scott Rendell header over the bar and then made a flying save to keep out Emmanuel Oyeleke's powerful drive.Pentney also foiled Bobby-Joe Taylor before Rendell's downward header hit a post six minutes from time but Kabamba had the final say.

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Woods at the double as Hartlepool see off Maidstone

Hartlepool boosted their survival hopes as a 2-1 victory at Maidstone stretched their unbeaten run to five games. Manager Matthew Bates named an unchanged side from the one which earned a 2-1 victory against Bromley and it paid off, Michael Woods opening the scoring by capitalising on a parry from goalkeeper Lee Worgan in the 25th minute. Maidstone responded well, visiting keeper Scott Loach having to work hard to palm a strong Stuart Lewis drive over the bar.But it was Hartlepool who doubled their lead in the 89th minute, Woods notching his second by calmly finishing into the bottom corner. A Ross Lafayette goal for Maidstone made the final moments tense, but Pools held on to take another step towards safety.

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Maidenhead snatch late point at Ebbsfleet

Ebbsfleet extended their unbeaten run in the Vanarama National League to six games but they were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw against Maidenhead. Moses Emmanuel had a number of first-half chances for Maidenhead, the most notable of which saw him strike a post in the second minute.The Fleet took full advantage two minutes later as Luke Coulson latched onto Andy Drury's pass and beat visiting goalkeeper Carl Pentney.Dean Rance and Drury had chances to double Ebbsfleet's lead before the break while Dave Winfield headed just wide shortly after the interval.Ebbsfleet keeper Nathan Ashmore did well to tip over another effort from Emmanuel in the 71st minute but he could not prevent an equaliser in the closing stages.Harry Pritchard was first to a loose ball in the 81st minute and he secured a share of the spoils for Maidenhead, who are without a win in five games.

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Luke James strike earns 10-man Barrow win at Maidenhead

Strugglers Barrow held on for a 1-0 win at Maidenhead despite being reduced to 10 men as they moved three points clear of the National League relegation zone.Luke James scored the vital goal which claimed the visitors' ninth win of the season as they climbed into 19th place in the standings.Maidenhead's Sean Marks had a penalty shout waved away in the 37th minute before James finally broke the deadlock for Barrow four minutes into the second half when his low shot beat goalkeeper Carl Pentney.Maidenhead's best chance of the game came in the 70th minute when Sam Barratt's ball in was agonisingly too long for the onrushing attack.Barrow were reduced to 10 men with nine minutes remaining when Bedsente Gomis was sent off for a challenge on Barratt to earn his second yellow card, but they held on to claim a vital three points.

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Boreham Wood held by Maidenhead

Promotion-chasing Boreham Wood were held to third consecutive draw by Maidenhead as Moses Emmanuel cancelled out Morgan Ferrier's early strike at Meadow Park.The Wood's last two fixtures had finished goalless but this one had a goal after just four minutes as Ferrier surged forward and unleashed a shot that curled into the top corner.Maidenhead fought back well, with Harold Odametey denied first by a timely challenge from Jamie Turley and then a save from Grant Smith.They were level in the 29th minute as, after Alan Massey's header had hit the crossbar, Emmanuel stabbed home following a goalmouth scramble.United lost 7-1 to Gateshead last time out but were on top in the second half, with Smith saving from Odametey and Ryan Upward firing over the rebound.Smith then had to be at his best in stoppage time to tip Sean Marks' header over the bar and keep the score at 1-1.

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Maidenhead United

SOCCER

Wilson leaves it late for Macclesfield

Scott Wilson grabbed a stoppage-time winner for Macclesfield to maintain their five-point lead at the top of the Vanarama National League following a 1-0 win against Maidenhead.Danny Whitaker stung the hands of visiting goalkeeper Carl Pentney before Shwan Jalal comfortably saved at the other end following Ryan Upward's 25-yard effort in a quiet first-half.Jake Hyde headed wide from close range for the visitors while Whitaker nearly put Macclesfield into the lead with a speculative vollley which whistled just wide.Elliott Durrell was inches from netting for the Silkmen but Wilson popped up at the far post to nod in a last-gasp winner for Macclesfield's fourth successive league win.

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Forest Green Rovers	10	7	3	0	+13	24
Carlisle United	10	7	2	1	+14	23
Rochdale	8	7	0	1	+12	21
Boreham Wood	9	6	2	1	+8	20
Southend United	9	5	3	1	+9	18
Scunthorpe United	8	5	3	0	+8	18
Tamworth	10	5	1	4	-2	16
York City	8	4	3	1	+8	15
Hartlepool United	10	3	5	2	+5	14
Brackley Town	9	3	4	2	+1	13
Wealdstone	10	4	1	5	0	13
Aldershot Town	10	3	3	4	+4	12
Altrincham	10	4	0	6	-2	12
FC Halifax Town	10	3	3	4	-5	12
Gateshead	10	3	2	5	-11	11
Eastleigh	9	3	1	5	-3	10
Yeovil Town	10	3	1	6	-5	10
Solihull Moors	10	2	4	4	-6	10
Braintree Town	10	3	1	6	-6	10
Woking	10	2	2	6	-4	8
Boston United	9	2	2	5	-7	8
Morecambe	7	2	1	4	-9	7
Sutton United	10	1	2	7	-9	5
Truro City	10	1	1	8	-13	4

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