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Maidenhead United
2017–18 season
Manager	Alan Devonshire
Stadium	York Road
National League	12th
FA Cup	1st Round ; vs Coventry City
FA Trophy	3rd Round Replay ; vs Stockport County
BBFA Senior Cup	2nd Round ; vs Chesham United
Top goalscorer	League: Harry Pritchard (14 goals); All: Harry Pritchard (16 goals)
Highest home attendance	2,544 vs Leyton Orient ; (28 August 2017, National League)
Lowest home attendance	185 vs Chesham United ; (9 January 2018, BBFA Senior Cup)
Average home league attendance	1,472
Home colours	Away colours
	← 2016–17

2018 ConIFA World Football Cup Final
	Queen Elizabeth II Stadium hosted the final
Event	2018 ConIFA World Football Cup
	Kárpátalja won 3–2 on penalties
Date	9 June 2018
Venue	Queen Elizabeth II Stadium, Enfield, London
Referee	Mark Clattenburg
Attendance	2,500 estimated
Weather	Overcast, Rain

Reading Lions
Reading Lions
Full name	Reading Lions Handball Club
Nickname(s)	The Lions
Short name	RLHC
Founded	2014; 10 years ago
Arena	Loddon Valley Leisure Centre
League	National League South
Home	Away
	Website ; Official site

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Reading Lions H.C.[edit]

Reading Lions Handball Club (/ˈrɛdɪŋ/ ^ⓘ RED-ing) is a handball club based in Earley, Reading, Berkshire, England. The team play in the National Handball League South, the second tier of English handball.

Squad[edit]

Current Squad[edit]

Goalkeeper

1 Anthony Tomas

FIFA Night[edit]

13 September 2017	Arouca	10–0	Criciúma	FIFA 17
	Crivellaro 30' González 38' (pen) 45' (pen) 49' (pen) 65' (pen) 71' Reitosa 45' (og) Mateus 61' 86' Santos 90'		Dutra 37' Figueirido 45' Triano 48' Seijalbo 61' Reitosa 64'	Stadium: Aloha Park Attendance: 3 Referee: Matthew Mzizi

Harry Potter and the Night of FIFA[edit]

Semi-Finals[edit]

Ravenclaw

1–4

Slytherin

Hufflepuff

3–4

Gryffindor

Final[edit]

25 December

19:00 GMT

Gryffindor	4–3	Slytherin
Dean Thomas Oliver Wood Bem Seamus Finnigan George Weasley Ron Weasley Harry Potter		Blaise Zabini Marcus Flint Vincent Crabbe Theodore Nott Adrian Pucey Draco Malfoy Lord Voldemort

Gryffindor Common Room, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

1st Round	Dean Thomas · West Ham United	3–0	Torino · Blaise Zabini
	Hernández <45' Carroll <45' Antonio 90'

2nd Round	Oliver Wood · Hibernian	0–1	Aberdeen · Marcus Flint
			89'

3rd Round	Bem · U.N.A.M.	2–2 (a.e.t.) (0–3 p)	*Vincent Crabbe*
			For throwing a Petrol Bomb at Bem'	Referee: Hayden Pennyfeather
	Penalties

4th Round	Seamus Finnigan · Republic of Ireland	4–1	Bulgaria · Theodore Nott
	og'

5th Round	*George Weasley*	2–1 (a.e.t.)	*Adrian Pucey*

6th Round	Ron Weasley · Freiburg	0–1	Darmstadt 98 · Draco Malfoy
	Petersen 23'		Rosenthal 90'

7th Round	Harry Potter · Real Madrid	5–4	Ayr United · Lord Voldemort
	Fake players until the real Real Madrid players appear at Priori Harryartem Kelly Love <45' PRIORI HARRYARTEM Ronaldo 60>' Asensio 70' Navas 90' Ramos 90+4'		Players wearing Masks and branded with The Dark Mark which depicts Thierry Henry's handball against Republic of Ireland in 2009 <33' <33' 33' Moore <45'	Referee: Matthew Mzizi

ConIFA[edit]

The 2018 ConIFA World Football Cup Final was the 3rd final of the Confederation of Independent Football Associations' cup competition. The match was contested between Northern Cyprus and Kárpátalja. This was the first time both teams had reached the final.

Route to the final[edit]

Qualifying[edit]

On 10 June 2017, Northern Cyprus qualified for the World Football Cup as European Football Cup Runners-up, after drawing 1–1 with Padania in the final but then losing 4–2 on penalties. They reached the final after winning 1-0 against future World Football Cup Final opponents Kárpátalja. They also won 8-0 against South Ossetia and drew 0-0 against Abkhazia to finish top of their group. Northern Cyprus met Székely Land in the Semi-final, which ended 2-1 to the Turkish Cypriots.

Kárpátalja actually failed to qualify for the tournament. They were knocked out of the Hungary Heritage Cup at the Semi-final stage on 1 August 2016 after drawing 1-1 to Felvidék, but losing 5-4 on penalties. Felvidék qualified for the tournament for winning the Hungary Heritage Cup. Kárpátalja were also knocked out of the group stages at the European Football Cup, losing to future World Football Cup Final opponents Northern Cyprus 1-0 on 4 June 2017. A 2-2 draw against Abkhazia and a 4-1 win against South Ossetia wasn't good enough to see them through to the Semi-finals.

On 6 January 2018, the draw for the World Football Cup Group Stage was held. Northern Cyprus and Felvidék were both drawn into Group B, alongside Abkhazia and Tibet.

In May 2018, it was announced that Felvidék had withdrawn from the competition. ConIFA decided soon after that Kárpátalja will take Felvidék's place.

Group Stage[edit]

The World Football Cup began on 31 May 2018, with both Northern Cyprus and Kárpátalja playing their first match against each other at the Queen Elizabeth II Stadium in Enfield. Former St Mirren forward Billy Mehmet put Northern Cyprus in front after thirteen minutes, before István Sándor equalised for Kárpátalja in the fifty-third minute to end the game 1-1.

Knockout Stage[edit]

Group B

Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Kárpátalja	3	2	1	0	8	2	+6	7
Northern Cyprus	3	1	2	0	6	4	+2	5
Abkhazia	3	1	1	1	5	4	+1	4
Tibet	3	0	0	3	2	11	−9	0

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Abkhazia won 3–0 against Tibet

Northern Cyprus[edit]

31 May 2018 Group B	Northern Cyprus	1–1	Kárpátalja	Enfield
15:00 BST	Mehmet 13'	Report	I. Sándor 53'	Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium

2 June 2018 Group B	Northern Cyprus	3–1	Tibet	Enfield
17:00 BST	Turan 2', 67' Gök 73'	Report	Topgyal 38'	Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium Referee: John McCallum

3 June 2018 Group B	Abkhazia	2–2	Northern Cyprus	Enfield
15:00 BST	Maskayev 21' Argun 90' (pen.)	Report	Kaya 27' Oshan 77'	Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium Referee: Dmitrii Zhukov

5 June 2018 Quarter-Final	Barawa	0–8	Northern Cyprus	Sutton
15:00 BST		Report	Gök 15', 80' Önet 51' Turan 54', 69' Ali 58' (o.g.) Mehmet 84' Osman 88'	Stadium: Gander Green Lane Referee: Ivan Mrki

7 June 2018 Semi-Final	Northern Cyprus	3–2	Padania	Carshalton
17:00 BST	Mehmet 36', 84' Turan 80'	Report	Ravasi 30' Innocenti 47'	Stadium: Colston Avenue Referee: Dmitrii Zhukov

Kárpátalja[edit]

31 May 2018 Group B	Northern Cyprus	1–1	Kárpátalja	Enfield
15:00 BST	Mehmet 13'	Report	I. Sándor 53'	Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium

2 June 2018 Group B	Abkhazia	0–2	Kárpátalja	Enfield
14:00 BST		Report	Gajdos 11' I. Sándor 90+8'	Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium Referee: Dmitrii Zhukov

3 June 2018 Group B	Kárpátalja	5–1	Tibet	Bracknell
15:00 BST	Gajdos 2' G. Sándor 36' (pen.) Takács 42', 77' Svedjuk 75'	Report	Lhundup 69'	Stadium: Larges Lane Referee: Raymond Mashamba

5 June 2018 Quarter-Final	Kárpátalja	3–1	Cascadia	Sutton
18:00 BST	Gyürki 49' Takács 59' Gadjos 87' (pen.)	Report	Haddadi 80'	Stadium: Gander Green Lane Referee: Fehim Dayı

7 June 2018 Semi-Final	Kárpátalja	4–2	Székely Land	Carshalton
20:00 BST	Toma 36', 57' Gyürki 75' (pen.) Peres 90+1'	Report	Csizmadia 77' Bajkó 79'	Stadium: Colston Avenue Referee: Mark Clattenburg

Match[edit]

9 June 2018

18:00 BST

Northern Cyprus	0–0	Kárpátalja

Penalties
Mehmet Kurt Oshan Ersalan Turan	2–3	Gyürki Toma Baksa I. Sándor Svedjuk

Queen Elizabeth II Stadium, Enfield

Referee: Mark Clattenburg


GK	1	Hasan Piro
RB	7	Yasin Kurt
CB	4	Serhan Önet
CB	18	Ahmet Sönmez
LB	8	Çağrı Kıral
CM	91	Ünal Kaya
CM	6	Fırat Ersalan
RW	9	Tansel Ekingen
LW	20	Uğur Gök
FW	10	Halil Turan
FW	99	Billy Mehmet
Substitutes:
GK	69	Erdoğan Nay
GK	94	Ozan Mercan
DF	3	Necati Gench
DF	12	Salih Say
DF	13	Hüseyin Sadıklar
DF	17	Aykut Esmeraslan
DF	33	Arif Uysal
DF	88	Adil Uçar
MF	11	Mehmet Altun
MF	15	Mehmet Erol
MF	19	Kenan Oshan
FW	90	Ahmet Sivri
Head Coach:
Mustafa Borataş


GK	1	Béla Fejér
DF	4	László Rácz
DF	3	Roland Szabó
DF	14	Milán Lászik
RWB	13	Robert Molnar
LWB	21	Csaba Peres
MF	8	Zoltán Baksa (c)
MF	9	Gergő Gyürki
FW	18	Alex Svedjuk
FW	22	György Toma
FW	10	István Sándor
Substitutes:
GK	20	Szergej Petranics
MF	16	Kristóf Késmárki
MF	17	Ronald Takács
DF	19	Sándor Szidor
FW	7	Norbert Angyal
Head Coach:
István Sándor

ConIFA World Football Cup 2018 Winners
Kárpátalja First title

Man of the match:
Béla Fejér

Match officials

Assistant referees:
Forth official:

MUFC[edit]

The 2017–18 season is Maidenhead United's 148th year in existence and their first season in the National League following promotion from the National League South on 29 April 2017 after a 3–0 win over Margate. The season covers the period from 1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018.

Season Review[edit]

Pre-season[edit]

After a successful winning season in the National League South, Maidenhead United began their pre-season on 13 July at Alwyns Lane in Chertsey. They scored four goals past Chertsey Town, with Sean Marks scoring in the first minute.

Two days later, 15 July, Maidenhead United traveled to Stag Meadow in Windsor to take on Windsor. Maidenhead won the game 6-0, with Dave Tarpey scoring four goals within the first forty-five minutes. Later that same day, Maidenhead United traveled to Wheatsheaf Park in Staines-upon-Thames where they drew 1-1 with Staines Town; Sean Marks with the goal.

Wealdstone hosted a friendly against Maidenhead United on 18 July at Grosvenor Vale, Ruislip. Jake Hyde put Maidenhead in front after five minutes. The game ended 1-1 thanks to former Maidenhead player Danny Green's equaliser.

The final of the Berks & Bucks Senior Cup between Hungerford Town and Maidenhead United was announced by the Berks & Bucks FA to take place on 25 July. Slough Town's Arbour Park was chosen as the neutral ground for the final. Although part of the 2016-17 season, the match became adjacent to Maidenhead's pre-season games due to the game being delayed multiple times. Maidenhead achieved getting to the final as they defeated Aylesbury United 2-0 in the first round, Marlow 2-1 in the quarter-final, and Slough Town 4-2 in the semi-final. A Christian Smith goal after nineteen minutes was enough to see Maidenhead win 1-0 against Hungerford and to win the BBFA Senior Cup.

On 28 July, Maidenhead United played a friendly match at their home ground York Road in Maidenhead, against EFL League Two side Wycombe Wanderers. The game ended in a 1-0 win for Maidenhead thanks to Adebayo Akinfenwa scoring an own goal.

Maidenhead United's final match before their first National League Premier game, took place on 30 July. This match was dedicated to Maidenhead legend Mark Nisbet, whom had announced his retirement from football. Maidenhead hosted a testimonial match for Nisbet, after the player spent ten years playing at the club. A Mark Nisbet XI played Maidenhead in the match, which featured former Maidenhead players. Maidenhead won the game 4-1.

August[edit]

Maidenhead United started the season, on 5 August, with a 1-1 away draw to Maidstone United, Joe Pigott gave Maidstone the lead in the 51st minute before Sam Barratt equalised for Maidenhead in the 88th minute. Three days later, Maidenhead hosted their first home league game at York Road against Wrexham. The Welsh side scored in the 40th minute by Manny Smith, but their lead was cut short two minutes later as Dave Tarpey equalised. Ntumba Massanka scored in the 77th minute to give Wrexham a 2-1 win. On 12 August, Maidenhead hosted Hartlepool United who had recently been relegated from EFL League Two last season. The match was shown live on BT Sport. Dave Tarpey gave Maidenhead the lead in the 34th minute before doubling his, and Maidenhead's, goals in the 58th minute. Pádraig Amond gave Hartlepool a consolation goal in the 87th minute from the penalty spot to end the game 2-1, with Maidenhead earning their first three points of the season. Three days later, Maidenhead traveled to Medlar with Wesham to face Fylde. Maidenhead won the game 4-1, thanks to Dave Tarpey scoring all four goals for the away side. Tarpey scored two first half penalties in the 26th and 37th minutes, before Lewis Montrose got a goal back for the home side within injury time just before half time . Tarpey scored his hattrick in the 58th minute, before finally scoring his 4th of the night within the 78th minute. Dave Tarpey had now scored seven goals after only four games played. Ebbsfleet United were next to visit Maidenhead on 19 August. Harry Pritchard scored his first goal of the season, giving Maidenhead the lead in the 26th minute. However, Luke Coulson equalised for Ebbsfleet in the 50th minute to earn a 1-1 draw. On 26 August, Maidenhead traveled to Barrow-in-Furness where they drew 1-1 with Barrow. Adrian Clifton scored his first goal of the season in the 28th minute before Moussa Diarra equalised in the 56th minute to rescue a point. Two days later on Bank holiday Monday, 28 August, Maidenhead hosted Leyton Orient in front of a crowd of 2,544 spectators, which was York Road's highest attendance of the season. Leyton Orient won the game 1-0 after Macauley Bonne scored after five minutes. This was Dave Tarpey's final game for Maidenhead, because on 31 August, he signed for Barnet. He played two games for Barnet before injuring his anterior cruciate ligament, ruling him out for the rest of the season. Maidenhead United were as high as 7th place in the National League in August, but ended the month in 14th place.

September[edit]

On 2 September, Maidenhead United started the month with a win away at Sutton United. Ryan Upward put Maidenhead in front in the 73rd minute before Harold Odametey scored after ninety minutes to win the game 2-0. A week later, on 9 September, Maidenhead lost 3-2 against Halifax Town. Adam Morgan put the home side in front in the 29th minute. Matt Kosylo then scored twice for Halifax in the 55th and 67th minutes to give the home side a 3-0 lead. However, Maidenhead got two goals back, as Jake Goodman scored in the 79th minute before Sean Marks made it 3-2 after ninety minutes. On 12 September, Maidenhead welcomed Tranmere Rovers to York Road. Maidenhead snatched all three points in the 88th minute as Harry Pritchard scored his second goal of the season to win the game 1-0. On 16 September, Boreham Wood were the visiting team to Berkshire. Maidenhead won 2-1 as Adrian Clifton scored in the 43rd minute followed by another goal in the 61st minute by Ryan Upward. Mark Ricketts got a goal back for Boreham Wood in the 90th minute. Maidenhead played away to Chester on 23 September, losing the game 2-0. Ryan Astels got Chester's first in the 6th minute. Chester were then awarded a penalty after Dean Inman handled the ball within the penalty area. Ross Hannah scored from the penalty spot in the 73rd minute. Maidenhead concluded the month with a 3-0 home win over Guiseley on 30 September. Ryan Upward and Harry Pritchard scored in the 3rd and 5th minutes respectively, until James Comley wrapped the game up with a goal in the 35th minute.

October[edit]

November[edit]

December[edit]

January[edit]

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February[edit]

March[edit]

April[edit]

Pre-season[edit]

Matches[edit]

13 July 2017 Friendly	Chertsey Town	0–4	Maidenhead United	Chertsey
19:45 BST			Marks 1' 30' Hyde 60' McKenzie 90'	Stadium: Alwyns Lane

15 July 2017 Friendly	Windsor	0–6	Maidenhead United	Windsor
12:00 BST			Tarpey 23' 29' 36' 43' (pen.) McKenzie 68' (pen.) Boateng 90'	Stadium: Stag Meadow

15 July 2017 Friendly	Staines Town	1–1	Maidenhead United	Staines-upon-Thames
15:00 BST	Miller-Rodney 35'		Marks 85'	Stadium: Wheatsheaf Park Attendance: 178

18 July 2017 Friendly	Wealdstone	1–1	Maidenhead United	Ruislip
19:45 BST	Green		Hyde 5'	Stadium: Grosvenor Vale Attendance: 203

25 July 2017 2016-17 BBFA County Senior Cup Final	Hungerford Town	0–1	Maidenhead United	Slough
19:45 BST			Smith 19'	Stadium: Arbour Park Attendance: 626 Referee: Iain Williamson

28 July 2017 Friendly	Maidenhead United	1–0	Wycombe Wanderers	Maidenhead
19:45 BST	Akinfenwa 79' (o.g.)			Stadium: York Road Attendance: 805

30 July 2017 Mark Nisbet Testimonial match	Maidenhead United	4–1	Mark Nisbet XI	Maidenhead
14:00 BST	Hyde 67' Tarpey 80' 85' McKenzie 90'		Hippolyte 15'	Stadium: York Road Referee: David Cox

Competitions[edit]

National League[edit]

League table[edit]

Matches[edit]

5 August 2017 1	Maidstone United	1–1	Maidenhead United	Maidstone
15:00 BST	Pigott 51' Lewis 72'	Report	Massey 64' Barratt 88'	Stadium: Gallagher Stadium Attendance: 2,298 Referee: Sam Purkiss

8 August 2017 2	Maidenhead United	1–2	Wrexham	Maidenhead
19:45 BST	Tarpey 42' Marks 60'	Report	Smith 40' Massanka 77' Massanka 90'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,631 Referee: Simon Barrow

12 August 2017 3	Maidenhead United	2–1	Hartlepool United	Maidenhead
12:30 BST	Tarpey 34' 58' Comley 86'	Report	Newton 72' Amond 87' (pen.)	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,419 Referee: Neil Hair

15 August 2017 4	Fylde	1–4	Maidenhead United	Medlar with Wesham
19:45 BST	Langley 23' Finley 31' Montrose 37' 45+2' Bond 76'	Report	Tarpey 26' (pen.) 37' (pen.) 58' 78' Goodman 66'	Stadium: Mill Farm Attendance: 1,657 Referee: Paul Marsden

19 August 2017 5	Maidenhead United	1–1	Ebbsfleet United	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Pritchard 26'	Report	Coulson 50' Payne 69'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,628 Referee: Alan Dale

26 August 2017 6	Barrow	1–1	Maidenhead United	Barrow-in-Furness
15:00 BST	Diarra 56'	Report	Goodman 22' Clifton 28'	Stadium: Holker Street Attendance: 1,154 Referee: Andrew Miller

28 August 2017 7	Maidenhead United	0–1	Leyton Orient	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Massey 42' Clifton 66' Pentney 81'	Report	Bonne 5' 72' Clay 32' Coulson 63'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 2,544 Referee: Richard Hulme

2 September 2017 8	Sutton United	0–2	Maidenhead United	Sutton
15:00 BST	Taylor 57' Thomas 58'	Report	Comley 52' Upward 73' Odametey 90+2' 90+6' Pentney 90+5'	Stadium: Gander Green Lane Attendance: 2,158 Referee: Alan Young

9 September 2017 9	Halifax Town	3–2	Maidenhead United	Halifax
15:00 BST	Garner 24' Morgan 29' McManus 36' Kosylo 55' 67' Brown 59' Denton 90+1'	Report	Goodman 79' Smith 84' Marks 90+4'	Stadium: The Shay Attendance: 1,727 Referee: Simeon Lucas

12 September 2017 10	Maidenhead United	1–0	Tranmere Rovers	Maidenhead
19:45 BST	Odametey 52' Comley 84' Pritchard 88'	Report	Hughes 45' Harris 84'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,483 Referee: Gary Parsons

16 September 2017 11	Maidenhead United	2–1	Boreham Wood	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Pritchard 34' Clifton 43' Upward 61'	Report	Turgott 37' Ricketts 90'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,351 Referee: Neil Hair

23 September 2017 12	Chester	2–0	Maidenhead United	Chester
15:00 BST	Astles 6' Hannah 73' (pen) Jones 77' Turnbull 86'	Report		Stadium: Deva Stadium Attendance: 1,839 Referee: Matt Donohue

30 September 2017 13	Maidenhead United	3–0	Guiseley	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Upward 3' Pritchard 5' Comley 35' 55'	Report	Thompson 16' Hatfield 45' Brown 55'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,224 Referee: Sam Allison

3 October 2017 14	Torquay United	4–0	Maidenhead United	Torquay
19:45 BST	McQuoid 4' Young 12' Davis 20' Rhys Murphy 21' 69' Reid 44'	Report	Peters 32'	Stadium: Plainmoor Attendance: 1,567 Referee: Savvas Yianni

7 October 2017 15	Maidenhead United	3–3	Aldershot Town	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Clifton 18' Upward 39' Inman 63' Pritchard 86' (pen)	Report	Kellerman 16' 90' McDonnell 42'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 2,425 Referee: Thomas Bramall

21 October 2017 16	Dover Athletic	1–1	Maidenhead United	Dover
15:00 BST	Parry 60' Bird 76'	Report	Odametey 65' Hyde 90+3'	Stadium: Crabble Athletic Ground Attendance: 837 Referee: David Rock

24 October 2017 17	Bromley	2–3	Maidenhead United	Bromley
19:45 BST	Wanadio 10' Rees 23' Mekki 90' Porter 90+3' Gregory 90+5'	pitchero.com, bbc.co.uk	Emmanuel 8' Clifton 17' 35' 85' Kilman 19' Pritchard 21' (pen) 90+4'	Stadium: Hayes Lane Attendance: 1,056 Referee: Chris O'Donnell

28 October 2017 18	Maidenhead United	1–1	Dagenham & Redbridge	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Clerima 39' Smith 85'	Report	Cheek 55' Adams 66'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,384 Referee: Simon Barrow

11 November 2017 19	Maidenhead United	0–3	Gateshead	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT		Report	Hannant 5' 50' Johnson 8' Maxwell 14' Burrow 60'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,377= Referee: Sam Allison

18 November 2017 20	Woking	1–1	Maidenhead United	Woking
15:00 GMT	Carter 39' Charles-Cook 52'	Report	Clifton 10' Mulley 30' Upward 84'	Stadium: Kingfield Stadium Referee: Adam Bromley

21 November 2017 21	Eastleigh	2–2	Maidenhead United	Eastleigh
19:45 GMT	Heslop 16' Hoyte 51' Obileye 84' (pen) Williamson 90+3'	Report	Goodman 4' Odametey 41' Pritchard 51' (pen) Smith 70' Emmanuel 74' Mulley	Stadium: Ten Acres Attendance: 1,525 Referee: Richard Hulme

28 November 2017 22	Maidenhead United	1–1	Macclesfield Town	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Upward 74' Massey 80' Hyde 88'	Report	Lloyd 54'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,165 Referee: David Rock

2 December 2017 23	Wrexham	2–0	Maidenhead United	Wrexham, Wales
15:00 GMT	Holroyd 19' Jennings 75' 89'	Report	Upward 60'	Stadium: Racecourse Ground Attendance: 3,968 Referee: Marc Edwards

9 December 2017 24	Maidenhead United	0–0	Maidstone United	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Steer 60'	Report	Sam-Yorke 90' Lewis 90'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,313 Referee: Adrian Quelch

23 December 2017 25	Hartlepool United	1–2	Maidenhead United	Hartlepool
15:00 GMT	Cassidy 28' Harrison 48' Laing 49' Newton 63'	Report	Steer 32' Massey 37' Marks 50' 52' 78' Kilman 74'	Stadium: Victoria Park Attendance: 2,756 Referee: David Richardson

26 December 2017 26	Maidenhead United	1–0	Solihull Morrs	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Smith 60' 76' Upward 90+3'	Report		Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,261 Referee: Richard Hulme

30 December 2017 27	Maidenhead United	1–2	Fylde	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Pritchard 42' (pen) Clerima 63'	Report	Edmundson 43' Montrose 71' Muldoon 83' Finley 66' 84'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,315 Referee: Sam Allison

1 January 2018 28	Solihull Morrs	3–1	Maidenhead United	Solihull
15:00 GMT	Murombedzi 7' Thomas 17' Osborne 36' 45' Afolayan 63' 72' Carter 64'	Report	Peters 36' Clifton 44' Clerima 45' Emmanuel 53' Massey 67' Pritchard 86'	Stadium: Damson Park Attendance: 602 Referee: Paul Marsden

6 January 2018 29	Maidenhead United	0–0	Halifax Town	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Massey 55' Comley 66' Upward 80'	Report	Clarke 66' Collins 75'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,229 Referee: Savvas Yianni

20 January 2018 30	Tranmere Rovers	3–2	Maidenhead United	Birkenhead
15:00 GMT	Norwood 4' Jennings 41' Ginnelly 49' Hughes 78'	Report	Barratt 55' Upward 69' Clerima 84'	Stadium: Prenton Park Attendance: 4,980 Referee: Simeon Lucas

27 January 2018 31	Maidenhead United	3–0	Chester	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Pritchard 12' (pen) 14' Barratt 35'	Report	Jones 12' White 38' Crawford 80'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,510 Referee: Carl Brook

3 February 2018 –	Boreham Wood	Postponed	Maidenhead United	Borehamwood
15:00 GMT		[1]		Stadium: Meadow Park
Note: The decision was made to re-arrange the Boreham Wood fixture to 27th February due to Maidenhead United's progress in the FA Trophy

10 February 2018 32	Maidenhead United	1–2	Torquay United	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Kilman 10' Upward 69'	Report	Barnes 35' Romain 85'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,433 Referee: Joe Hull

17 February 2018 33	Guiseley	1–3	Maidenhead United	Guiseley
15:00 GMT	Southwell 19' Rooney 86'	Report	Comley 14' Hyde 30' Pritchard 43' 48'	Stadium: Nethermoor Park Attendance: 777 Referee: Marc Edwards

20 February 2018 34	Maidenhead United	3–1	Eastleigh	Maidenhead
19:45 GMT	Emmanuel 21' Kilman 55' Marks 56' Pritchard 64' Comley 65'	Report	McCallum 39' Obileye 45+3' (pen) Hoyte 67'	Stadium: York Road (stadium) Attendance: 1,055 Referee: Chris O'Donnell

24 February 2018 35	Macclesfield Town	1–0	Maidenhead United	Macclesfield
15:00 GMT	Wilson 90+1'	Report	Kilman 57'	Stadium: Moss Rose Attendance: 1,668 Referee: Alan Young

27 February 2018 –	Boreham Wood	Postponed	Maidenhead United	Borehamwood
19:45 GMT		Report		Stadium: Meadow Park
Note: The decision was made to postpone the Boreham Wood fixture due to weather conditions.

3 March 2018 –	Maidenhead United	Postponed	Woking	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT		Report		Stadium: York Road
Note: The decision was made to postpone the Woking fixture due to weather conditions.

10 March 2018 36	Gateshead	7–1	Maidenhead United	Gateshead
15:00 GMT	Peniket 22' Fyfield 27' Johnson 59' 76' 79' McLaughlin 81' Burrow 90'	Report	Hyde 25' Odametey 57'	Stadium: Gateshead International Stadium Attendance: 581 Referee: Paul Marsden

13 March 2018 37	Boreham Wood	1–1	Maidenhead United	Borehamwood
19:45 GMT	Ferrier 4' 59'	Report	Emmanuel 29' Steer 81'	Stadium: Meadow Park Attendance: 401 Referee: David Rock

17 March 2018 38	Maidenhead United	0–1	Barrow	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Emmanuel 41' Comley 55' Upward 74'	Report	K James L James 49' Gomis 63' 79' Walters 69'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,030 Referee: Gary Parsons

24 March 2018 39	Ebbsfleet United	1–1	Maidenhead United	Northfleet
15:00 GMT	Whitely 23' Coulson 4' Drury 90+5'	Report	Odametey 41' Pritchard 81' Clifton 89' Pentney 90+5'	Stadium: Stonebridge Road Attendance: 1,503 Referee: Sam Purkiss

30 March 2018 –	Maidenhead United	Abandoned	Sutton United	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Pritchard 6' Hyde 29'	Report	Eastmond 11' Walton 37' John 42'	Stadium: York Road Referee: Joseph Johnson
Note: The decision was made to abandon the Sutton United fixture after 45 minutes due to weather conditions.

2 April 2018 –	Leyton Orient	Postponed	Maidenhead United	Leyton
15:00 BST		Report		Stadium: Brisbane Road
Note: The decision was made to postpone the Leyton Orient fixture due to weather conditions.

7 April 2018 40	Aldershot Town	1–0	Maidenhead United	Aldershot
15:00 BST	McQuoid 82' Kabamba 89'	Report	Smith 41' Hyde 42'	Stadium: Recreation Ground Attendance: 2,318 Referee: Richard Hulme

10 April 2018 41	Maidenhead United	2–1	Woking	Maidenhead
19:45 BST	Massey 38' Comley 62' Clifton 81' Marks 88' Upward 90+4'	Report	Ramsey 55' Edwards 76' 90+5' Grego-Cox 89'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,301 Referee: Carl Brook

14 April 2018 42	Maidenhead United	3–2	Dover Athletic	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Hyde 52' Upward 60' Kilman 90+4'	Report	Pinnock 18' Jeffrey 49' Parry 54'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,155 Referee: Simon Barrow

17 April 2018 43	Maidenhead United	2–1	Sutton United	Maidenhead
19:45 BST	Pritchard 22' 25' Goodman 32' Steer 63' Upward 78' Comley 81'	Report	Eastmond 74' 88'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 2,201 Referee: Joseph Johnson

21 April 2018 44	Dagenham & Redbridge	1–0	Maidenhead United	Dagenham
BST	Cheek 11'	Report		Stadium: Victoria Road Attendance: 1,433 Referee: Savvas Yianni

24 April 2018 45	Leyton Orient	0–1	Maidenhead United	Leyton
19:45 BST	Lee 69' Bonne 69' Ebou Adams 84'	Report	Upward 5' 90' Barratt 55' Odametey 70' Clifton 89'	Stadium: Brisbane Road Attendance: 3,125 Referee: Adam Penwell

28 April 2018 46	Maidenhead United	5–2	Bromley	Maidenhead
12:30 BST	Barratt 3' 49' Smith 5' Steer 12' Owusu 32' Marks 61'	Report	Porter 22' Bugiel 68'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 1,418 Referee: Adam Bromley

Results summary[edit]


Overall								Home						Away
Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
46	17	13	16	65	66	−1	64	11	6	6	36	25	+11	6	7	10	29	41	−12

Last updated: 29 April 2018.
Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Results by matchday[edit]

Matchday	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46
Ground	A	H	H	A	H	A	H	A	A	H	H	A	H	A	H	A	A	H	H	A	A	H	A	H	A	H	H	A	H	A	H	H	A	H	A	A	A	H	A	A	H	H	H	A	A	H
Result	D	L	W	W	D	D	L	W	L	W	W	L	W	L	D	D	W	D	L	D	D	D	L	D	W	W	L	L	D	L	W	L	W	W	L	L	D	L	D	L	W	W	W	L	W	W
Position	11	18	14	7	9	9	14	7	10	10	5	11	9	13	12	12	11	11	14	13	12	14	14	13	11	11	11	11	12	13	13	14	12	12	12	13	13	13	12	16	15	12	12	12	12	12

Updated to match(es) played on 29 April 2018. Source: [2]
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

FA Cup[edit]

14 October 2017 4th Round Qualifying	Maidenhead United	2–1	Havant & Waterlooville	Maidenhead
15:00 BST	Barratt 23' Upward 90+1'	Report	Prior 49'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 753 Referee: Chris Pollard

5 November 2017 1st Round	Coventry City	2–0	Maidenhead United	Coventry
14:00 GMT	Ponticelli 33' 44' Vincenti 45+3'	Report	Barratt 19'	Stadium: Ricoh Arena Attendance: 3,370 Referee: Scott Duncan

FA Trophy[edit]

16 December 2017 1st Round	Woking	0–2	Maidenhead United	Woking
15:00 GMT		Report	Emmanuel 50' Hyde 90'	Stadium: Kingfield Stadium Attendance: 648 Referee: Adam Penwell

13 January 2018 2nd Round	Halifax Town	1–4	Maidenhead United	Halifax
15:00 GMT	Kosylo 1'	Report	Emmanuel 45' 59' Pritchard 52' 73' (pen)	Stadium: The Shay Attendance: 802 Referee: Ryan Johnson

3 February 2018 3rd Round	Maidenhead United	1–1	Stockport County	Maidenhead
15:00 GMT	Upward 58'	Report	Warburton 8'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 855 Referee: Sam Allison

6 February 2018 3rd Round Replay	Stockport County	3–2 (a.e.t.)	Maidenhead United	Stockport
19:45 GMT	Stephenson 83' West 90' Ball 94'	Report	Hyde 57' Barratt 61'	Stadium: Edgeley Park Attendance: 1,131

BBFA Senior Cup[edit]

12 December 2017 2nd Round	Maidenhead United	Postponed	Chesham United	Maidenhead
19:45 GMT		[3]		Stadium: York Road
Note: The decision was made to postpone the Chesham United fixture due to weather conditions.

9 January 2018 2nd Round	Maidenhead United	3–3 (4–5 p)	Chesham United	Maidenhead
19:45 GMT	Clifton 9' Owusu 63' 78'	[4]	Shamsi 60' Toomey 65' Clayton 75' Louis 81'	Stadium: York Road Attendance: 185 Referee: James Vallance
	Penalties
	Clifton Owusu Peters Kilman Comley		Murphy Bevans Dhillon Shamsi Louis

Player Statistics[edit]

As of April 29, 2018

No.	Pos	Nat	Player	Total		National League		FA Cup		FA Trophy		BBFA Senior Cup
No.	Pos	Nat	Player	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
1	GK	ENG	Carl Pentney	52	0	46	0	2	0	4	0	0	0
2	DF	FRA	Remy Clerima	38	2	33	2	2	0	3	0	0	0
3	DF	ENG	Rene Steer	37	0	31+1	0	1	0	4	0	0	0
4	MF	ENG	Harold Odametey	50	2	44+1	2	1	0	4	0	0	0
5	DF	ENG	Alan Massey	50	0	44	0	2	0	4	0	0	0
7	FW	ENG	Moses Emmanuel (on loan from Sutton United)	23	6	17+3	3	0	0	2	3	1	0
8	MF	MSR	James Comley	38	1	29+3	1	2	0	2+1	0	1	0
9	FW	ENG	Sean Marks	39	6	24+11	6	0	0	3+1	0	0	0
10	FW	ENG	Jake Hyde	37	6	16+17	4	0+1	0	1+2	2	0	0
11	MF	ENG	Sam Barratt	36	7	20+11	5	2	1	2+1	1	0	0
12	MF	ENG	Nana Owusu	11	3	2+8	1	0	0	0	0	1	2
14	MF	ENG	Harry Pritchard	47	16	41+2	14	1	0	3	2	0	0
15	GK	ENG	Kieran Drake	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
16	DF	ENG	James Hammond	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
17	MF	MSR	Adrian Clifton	42	8	20+16	7	2	0	1+2	0	1	1
18	GK	GER	Nick Hamann	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
19	MF	ENG	Ryan Upward	46	8	34+6	6	2	1	3	1	1	0
20	DF	ENG	Maximilian Kilman	39	1	27+6	1	1	0	2+2	0	1	0
21	MF	ENG	Sean McCormack	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
22	FW	ENG	Josh Kelly	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
23	DF	ENG	Ryan Peters	15	0	10+3	0	0	0	1	0	1	0
24	DF	ENG	Jake Goodman	43	2	35+3	2	1	0	4	0	0	0
25	MF	ENG	Christian Smith	36	2	17+14	2	1+1	0	1+2	0	0	0
	DF	ENG	Rory Merrick	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
	MF	ENG	Josh Masters	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
	FW	ENG	Nathan Minhas	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0+1	0
	MF	ENG	Kai Walters	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0+1	0
	MF	ENG	Bradley Keetch	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	MF	ENG	Harry Laflin	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Left During the Season
	FW	ENG	Dave Tarpey (signed for Barnet)	6	7	6	7	0	0	0	0	0	0
	DF	ENG	Dean Inman (signed for Billericay Town)	13	1	7+5	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
	FW	ENG	Chinedu McKenzie (signed for Greenwich Borough)	2	0	0+2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	MF	ENG	James Mulley (signed for Hampton & Richmond Borough)	17	0	5+10	0	0	0	0+1	0	1	0
	DF	ENG	Gabriel Osho (loan expired, returned to Reading)	3	0	2+1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Goal scorers[edit]

As of match played 28 April 2018

Place	Position	Number	Name	National League	FA Cup	FA Trophy	BBFA Senior Cup	Total
1	MF	14	Harry Pritchard	14	0	2	0	16
2	MF	17	Adrian Clifton	7	0	0	1	8
2	MF	19	Ryan Upward	6	1	1	0	8
4	FW	7	Dave Tarpey	7	0	0	0	7
4	MF	11	Sam Barratt	5	1	1	0	7
6	FW	9	Sean Marks	6	0	0	0	6
	FW	7	Moses Emmanuel	3	0	3	0	6
	FW	10	Jake Hyde	4	0	2	0	6
9	MF	12	Nana Owusu	1	0	0	2	3
10	DF	2	Remy Clerima	2	0	0	0	2
	MF	4	Harold Odametey	2	0	0	0	2
	DF	24	Jake Goodman	2	0	0	0	2
	MF	25	Christian Smith	2	0	0	0	2
14	DF	6	Dean Inman	1	0	0	0	1
	MF	8	James Comley	1	0	0	0	1
	DF	20	Maximilian Kilman	1	0	0	0	1
Total				65	2	9	3	78

Premier League International Cup[edit]

Brighton & Hove Albion

Locations of Premier League 2 Clubs

Locations of European Clubs

PLIC[edit]

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
10	Wrexham	46	17	19	10	49	39	+10	70
11	Dagenham & Redbridge	46	19	11	16	69	62	+7	68
12	Maidenhead United	46	17	13	16	65	66	−1	64
13	Leyton Orient	46	16	12	18	58	56	+2	60
14	Eastleigh	46	13	17	16	65	72	−7	56

Source: National League official site
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Number of matches won; 5) Head-to-head results ^[1]

^ "The FA Handbook Standardised Rules 2017-2018 (page 539, section 12.2)". The Football Association. Retrieved 21 July 2017.

[Standardised_rules_2017–18-1] "The FA Handbook Standardised Rules 2017-2018 (page 539, section 12.2)". The Football Association. Retrieved 21 July 2017.

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