KING CROWNS A KEY MOMENT
The Non-League Football Paper|May 23, 2021
JEFF KING’S second-half strike kept FC Halifax Town’s play-off hopes alive after fending off 10man Maidenhead United.
Joshua Browne
KING CROWNS A KEY MOMENT

The Magpies saw Ryan Upward sent off for a second yellow card seven minutes before half-time.

And the visitors took full advantage with Jake Hyde scoring soon after and King doubling the lead on the hour mark.

Maidenhead’s top scorer Danilo Orsi pulled a goal back as the home side staged a late rally, but Pete Wild’s Halifax held on to remain just a point off the play-off places ahead of Saturday’s crunch final-day clash with Chesterfield.

“It was a bitty game,” said Maidenhead boss Alan Devonshire. “Ryan’s sending off was silly and I believe it has changed the game. It was an even playing field up to that point.”

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