Maidenhead United searching for 'X-factor' after frustrating back-to-back defeats
It can be a fine line between winning and losing in football and Maidenhead United continue to find themselves on the wrong side of some tight clashes.
It can be a fine line between winning and losing in football and Maidenhead United continue to find themselves on the wrong side of some tight clashes.
Maidenhead United endured a frustrating evening as they failed to break down a resolute Dorking Wanderers side in a narrow 1-0 defeat.
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The Blues welcomed Hilltop to the 1878 Stadium on Saturday for a game which saw both sets of players tested by rapidly changing conditions, from beaming sun to driving rain.
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Maidenhead United endured a frustrating evening as they failed to break down a resolute Dorking Wanderers side in a narrow 1-0 defeat.
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