Maidenhead United stretched their winning run to six matches in the National League South on Saturday with a 1-0 win over Worthing at York Road, and while assistant boss Ryan Peters admits the Magpies were far from perfect, he’s delighted they’re finding a way to win and continue winning.
Leaders Burnham smashed Edgware & Kingsbury 4-0 at the 1878 Stadium on Saturday to put their recent indifferent form behind them and stay top of the Combined Counties Premier Division North.
Flackwell Heath managed to get back to winning ways in the Southern League Central Division against Stotfold on Saturday, just days after knocking Bracknell Town out of the FA Cup on an emotional night at Bottom Meadow.
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Welcome to York Road where Maidenhead United will go in search of a sixth straight league win this afternoon against visitors Worthing.
Their blip in the FA Cup against Faversham Town aside, the Magpies have been in excellent form of late, winning their last five in a row in the National League South, with Matt Robinson's first half strike earning them all three points in their last outing at Maidstone United two weeks ago.
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