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Maidenhead United 2 Maidstone United 1 match report: Regan Booty's second-half goal in vain as Stones lose again

Maidstone’s winless run reached 17 games as their slide towards National League South continued at Maidenhead.

The Magpies were the last side United beat - a 3-2 win at the Gallagher at the end of November.

But a first-half double from Emile Acquah ensured there would be no repeat, with Regan Booty pulling a goal back late in the second half.

Seventeen games matches the Stones’ winless run of the 2017/18 National League season although back then their blistering early-season form meant safety was never seriously in doubt.

Maidstone made two changes to the side beaten on penalties by Barnet in the FA Trophy last weekend.

James Alabi came in up top following Jack Barham’s move to Aldershot, while Booty returned in midfield for the injured Roarie Deacon.

Maidstone started brightly at York Road, popping the ball about nicely in midfield, albeit without opening up the home defence.

Booty had his eye in, spreading the play nicely, and the visitors looked comfortably the better side in the first 15 minutes or so.

Maidenhead, who seemed happy to let Maidstone have the ball, grew into the game, with Sam Barratt and Reece Smith combining to good effect down the right.

The opener came from the opposite flank, though, as Maidenhead took the lead in the 23rd minute, with a cross from the left finished by Acquah a couple of yards out.

The Stones faded after their promising opening, with passes going astray and looking increasingly unlikely to trouble Alex Andre Jr, who barely touched the ball.

A second goal for the hosts followed in the 32nd minute.

There was a touch of good fortune about it as Dominic Osusanya’s attempted ball forward was charged down and fell kindly to Ashley Nathaniel-George, whose cross from the left presented

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